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Class FilePatternSpec

java.lang.Object
  info.informatica.io.FilePatternSpec

public class FilePatternSpec
extends Object

Uses two properties to specify wildcard behavior:

• file.anychar: Like the DOS "?" wildcard, matches one character.
• file.anystr: The typical "*" wildcard, matches any character(s) in a file.

Author:

Carlos Amengual (amengual at informatica.info)

Nested Class Summary

class

FilePatternSpec.FilePattern

Constructor Summary

FilePatternSpec(FilesystemInfo fsinfo)
Constructor.

Method Summary

FilePatternSpec.FilePattern	getFilePattern(String patternPath)
String	getFirstWildcardPath(String path)
String	getNonWildcardPath(String path)
boolean	hasWildcards(String path) Tests if the given path or filename includes wildcards.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

FilePatternSpec

public FilePatternSpec(FilesystemInfo fsinfo)

Constructor.

Parameters:

fsinfo - the appropriate FilesystemInfo.

Method Detail

getNonWildcardPath

public String getNonWildcardPath(String path)

Parameters:

path - The path with wildcards.

Returns:

the wildcard-free left part of wcpath.

getFirstWildcardPath

public String getFirstWildcardPath(String path)

Parameters:

path - The path with wildcards.

Returns:

the path through (and including) the first appearance of the wildcards.

hasWildcards

public boolean hasWildcards(String path)

Tests if the given path or filename includes wildcards.

Parameters:

path - the path to test.

Returns:

true if has wildcards, false otherwise.

getFilePattern

public FilePatternSpec.FilePattern getFilePattern(String patternPath)

Parameters:

patternPath - Absolute path with wildcards.