The Phing User s Guide uses the following description of the ** file filter:
"Two asterisks (**) may include above the "border" of the directory separator."
I m having a hard time deciphering what this really means. Can somebody please translate this into English?
** matches any character while * matches anything except for a directory separator.
For example, /path/** will match either of these:
However, /path/* will only match the first one.
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