On Monday 12 November 2007 Bill Michal wrote:
> Ahh, I see where I went wrong. Now that I see I need to use shell
> patterns, how do I test them to make sure I get what I want? I'm still
> rather new at Linux. find / -wholename ./**.bak doesn't work, but I'm sure
> you already knew that. ;)
You could run fsvs with additional parameters:
fsvs st -d -D ign__is_ignore
Then you'll get something like
17:39:52.137 ign__is_ignore[ignore.c:974] matching ./warnings.c against
./**.o
N... 6461 warnings.c
17:39:52.138 ign__is_ignore[ignore.c:974] matching ./warnings.h against
./**.o
N... 3750 warnings.h
17:39:52.138 ign__is_ignore[ignore.c:974] matching ./warnings.o against
./**.o
17:39:52.138 ign__is_ignore[ignore.c:1026] pattern found - result 1
which basically says that "warnings.c" would be taken (not "found");
while "warnings.o" matched "./**.o".
HTH.
> Thanks for the link, it helped a lot.
You're welcome. More documentation in fsvs.tigris.org;
in the main page look for "users are encouraged" :-)
Regards,
Phil
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