There is a wildcard: search modifier that offers:
* = Matches any character zero or more times.
? = Matches any single character (including / or \).
# = Matches any single digit (0-9).
[ ] = Matches any one of the characters specified in the set.
[! ] = Matches any one character that is not specified in the set.
\ = Escape the following character. C escapes supported. (treat the following character as literal)
-I have put on my TODO lists to treat / and \ as the same when searching filenames with wildcard:
* = Matches any character zero or more times.
? = Matches any single character (including / or \).
# = Matches any single digit (0-9).
[ ] = Matches any one of the characters specified in the set.
[! ] = Matches any one character that is not specified in the set.
\ = Escape the following character. C escapes supported. (treat the following character as literal)
-I have put on my TODO lists to treat / and \ as the same when searching filenames with wildcard:
Statistics: Posted by void — Tue Nov 26, 2024 8:51 am