MatchesWindowsMaskList function
Determine whether the specified file name matches at least one of the specified Windows-specific masks.
Declaration
function MatchesWindowsMaskList(const FileName: string;
const Mask: string; Separator: char=';';
CaseSensitive: Boolean=False;
aOpcodesAllowed: TMaskOpCodes=DefaultMaskOpCodes;
aWindowsQuirksAllowed: TWindowsQuirks=DefaultWindowsQuirks)
: BooleanArguments
FileName | File name compared to the file masks in Mask. |
Mask | one or more file mask expressions separated by one of the values in Separator. |
Separator | Character(s) used as a separator between mask expressions in Mask. |
CaseSensitive | True if the file name to mask comparison is case sensitive. |
aOpcodesAllowed | Set of TMaskOpCode values allowed in the comparison. |
aWindowsQuirksAllowed | Set of TWindowsQuirk values allowed in the comparison. |
Function result
True when Filename matches at least one of the masks in the list.Description
MatchesWindowsMaskList is an overloaded
Boolean
function used to determine whether the specified file name matches at least
one of the specified masks. MatchesWindowsMaskList is similar to
MatchesMaskList, but provides support for Windows-style file
system masks in the Mask argument. This includes use of the following:
- foo*.*
- Matches all files starting with 'foo' regardless of the file extension. Same as foo* using MatchesMaskList.
- foo*.
- Matches foo* but must not include a file extension.
- *.
- Matches any file name, but must not include a file extension.
- foo.
- Matches foo but not foo.txt.
- foo.*
- Matches foo, foo.txt, or foo.bar.
- *.*
- Matches any file name with an extension.
Overloaded variants of the routine provide arguments and configuration settings, including:
- Filename
- File name compared to the file masks in Mask.
- Mask
- Contains one or more file mask expressions separated by one of the values in Separator.
- Separator
- Contains the character(s) used as a separator between mask expressions in Mask. The default separator is the SemiColon (;) character.
- CaseSensitive
- Indicates whether the file name to mask comparison is case sensitive.
MatchesWindowsMaskList creates a TMaskList instance which uses the
values in the Mask, Separator and Options parameters. Its
MatchesWindowsMask method is called to compare the value in
Filename to the Windows-style masks in the list.
The return value is True when Filename matches at least one of the masks in the list.
See also
An experiment, built from development snapshots. Not the official Free Pascal or Lazarus documentation.
