- glob() (/ɡlɒb/) is a libc
function for
globbing,
which is the
archetypal use of
pattern matching against the
names in a
filesystem directory such that...
-
functionality such as
programmable command-line completion,
extended file
globbing,
improved variable/array handling, and
themeable prompts. Zsh is available...
- a
simple language-base. The
usual context of
wildcard characters is in
globbing similar names in a list of files,
whereas regexes are
usually emplo****...
- Word
splitting (again), (Step 5)
Pathname expansion, i.e., s****-style
globbing and
pattern matching using *, ?, [...], and (Although they can be used...
- card, wild
cards or
wildcard may also
refer to:
Matching wildcards or
globbing, an
algorithm for
comparing text with
wildcard characters Wildcard character...
- any
other character or
characters in a string. In particular,
filename globbing uses "?" as a
substitute for any one character, as
opposed to the asterisk...
-
Elemental Security.
Archived (PDF) from the
original on 27 June 2010. "'
Globbing'
library routine".
Archived from the
original on 19
December 2007. "File::Glob...
-
began to
borrow some of the
syntax and
features of the Unix s**** such as
globbing and
piping of output. The
command line was
first seriously challenged by...
-
which would lead to a
stale build. Like Ninja,
Meson does not
support globbing of
source files. By
requiring all
source files to be
listed in the build...
- In
computer science, an
algorithm for
matching wildcards (also
known as
globbing) is
useful in
comparing text
strings that may
contain wildcard syntax....
