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Ollie
Ollie

Reputation: 1134

Select all files with glob, except for specific file

I'm trying to match a glob that's all .exe's in a nested folder, but skip over UnityCrashHandler32.exe/UnityCrashHandler64.exe explicitly.

I've been playing around with some combination of !(UnityCrashHandler32\.exe|UnityCrashHandler64\.exe) but it's not lining up correctly! Can't quite see what I'm missing

Thanks so much, Ollie

Current Glob:

foo/{*/*,*}.exe

What I'd like it to do:

❌ foo/test.png
✅ foo/thing.exe
✅ foo/thing/thing.exe
❌ foo/UnityCrashHandler64.exe
❌ foo/UnityCrashHandler32.exe
❌ foo/thing/UnityCrashHandler64.exe
❌ foo/thing/UnityCrashHandler32.exe

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tools/glob?comments=true&glob=foo%2F%7B%2A%2F%2A%2C%2A%7D.exe&matches=false&tests=foo%2Ftest.png&tests=foo%2Fthing.exe&tests=foo%2Fthing%2Fthing.exe&tests=foo%2FUnityCrashHandler64.exe&tests=foo%2FUnityCrashHandler32.exe&tests=foo%2Fthing%2FUnityCrashHandler64.exe&tests=foo%2Fthing%2FUnityCrashHandler32.exe

Upvotes: 1

Views: 656

Answers (1)

Jetchisel
Jetchisel

Reputation: 7781

Like this maybe?

foo/**/@(!(UnityCrashHandler[0-9][0-9])).exe

Or

foo/**/!(UnityCrashHandler[0-9][0-9]).exe

With more pattern/glob to match, put the .exe inside the last )

foo/**/@(!(UnityCrashHandler[0-9][0-9]).exe)

Add a pipe | after the .exe and add your next pattern/glob.

See

Upvotes: 1

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