Charles Marcus wrote:
It would be much more flexible if the use of the ! as an exception
designator was allowed for both the Allow and Veto Files options, so for
the above, you could:
Allowed Files = !foo.jpg, *.jpg
But now we've gone full circle, and you may as well just
extend the Veto Files syntax to allow:
Veto Files = foo.jpg, !*.jpg, *
To allow the same thing, and save us from introducting another
configuration option (assuming a first match and that matching
anything following a ! is allowed)
*Taking the suggestion that Veto Files takes precedence, and
that Allowed Files implies that all other files are vetoed, then
your requirement would be met by:
Veto Files = foo.jpg
Allowed Files = *.jpg
Although that could be confusing for a user - "why is my bar.gif
file not allowed, it's not in the Veto Files list?"
...unless there's more direction on this, I'll just (try to) implement
* above and somebdy else can throw it all out and do Something
Better. I won't have time to look at this until September at the
earliest.
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