* PATTERN: ?
* MATCHES: Any single character.
*
* PATTERN: *
* MATCHES: Any sequence of zero or more characters. (Note that multiple
* *s in a row are equivalent to one.)
*
* PATTERN: Any character other than \?*[ or a \ at the end of the pattern
* MATCHES: That character exactly. (Case sensitive.)
*
* PATTERN: [ followed by a class description followed by ]
* MATCHES: A single character described by the class description.
* (Never matches, if the class description reaches until the
* end of the string without a ].) If the first character of
* the class description is ^ or !, the sense of the description
* is reversed. The rest of the class description is a list of
* single characters or pairs of characters separated by -. Any
* of those characters can have a backslash in front of them,
* which is ignored; this lets you use the characters ] and -
* in the character class, as well as ^ and ! at the
* beginning. The pattern matches a single character if it
* is one of the listed characters or falls into one of the
* listed ranges (inclusive, case sensitive). Ranges with
* the first character larger than the second are legal but
* never match. Edge cases: [] never matches, and [^] and [!]
* always match without consuming a character.
*
* Note that these patterns attempt to match the entire string, not
* just find a substring matching the pattern.
*
* @param pattern The pattern to match to
* @param strings The string we are trying to match
* @param flags flags to use in the match. Bitwise OR of:
*
* APR_FNM_NOESCAPE Disable backslash escaping * APR_FNM_PATHNAME Slash must be matched by slash * APR_FNM_PERIOD Period must be matched by period * APR_FNM_CASE_BLIND Compare characters case-insensitively. **/ APR_DECLARE(apr_status_t) apr_fnmatch(const char *pattern, const char *strings, int flags); /** * Determine if the given pattern is a regular expression. * @param pattern The pattern to search for glob characters. * @return non-zero if pattern has any glob characters in it */ APR_DECLARE(int) apr_fnmatch_test(const char *pattern); /** * Find all files that match a specified pattern in a directory. * @param dir_pattern The pattern to use for finding files, appended * to the search directory. The pattern is anything following the * final forward or backward slash in the parameter. If no slash * is found, the current directory is searched. * @param result Array to use when storing the results * @param p The pool to use. * @return APR_SUCCESS if no processing errors occurred, APR error * code otherwise * @remark The returned array may be empty even if APR_SUCCESS was * returned. */ APR_DECLARE(apr_status_t) apr_match_glob(const char *dir_pattern, apr_array_header_t **result, apr_pool_t *p); /** @} */ #ifdef __cplusplus } #endif #endif /* !_APR_FNMATCH_H_ */