How to scan inner directory if I provide wildcard in directory only irrespective of include

[Uday Patil]

I have to scan all files and inner directories of path - root/dir1/dir2

now inside /dir2 I have other directories too and want to scan those as well by only providing directory path as - /root/dir1/dir* and include will match files in side dir2

[Nate]

What is an "inner directory"? You mean all subdirectories?

Sorry, I don't understand the question.

On Wed, May 22, 2019 at 8:32 AM Uday Patil <patil...@gmail.com> wrote:

I have to scan all files and inner directories of path - root/dir1/dir2

now inside /dir2 I have other directories too and want to scan those as well by only providing directory path as - /root/dir1/dir* and include will match files in side dir2

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[Uday Patil]

Yes, subdirectories.

consider directories like - 

/root/dir1/dire2

              /dire2/testFile1.log              -file

              /dire2/testFile2.log              -file

              /dire2/testFile3.log              -file

              /dire2/testFile4.log              -file

              /dire2/dir3/testFile5.log       -directory/file

              /dire2/dir3/testFile6.log       -directory/file

              /dire2/dir3/testFile7.log       -directory/file

              /dire2/dir3/testFile8.log       -directory/file

              /dire2/dir4/testFile9.log       -directory/file

              /dire2/dir4/testFile10.log       -directory/file

              /dire2/dir5/dir6/testFile11.log       -directory/directory/file

              /dire2/dir5/dir6/testFile12.log       -directory/directory/file

GlobScanner constructor is - GlobScanner(rootDirectory, includes, excludes, ignoreCase).matches();

My inputs :

rootDirectory - /root/dir1/dire*/

includes        - testFile*.log

excludes       - null

ignoreCase   - false

here I want to scan directories upto - /root/dir1/dire*/anydirectoryInside(allMatchingFiles-matching with includes) and only upto 1 level ie /root/dir1/dire2/dire3 and /root/dir1/dire2/dire4 and /root/dir1/dire2/dire5 and matching files in /root/dir1/dir*/allMatchingFiles(matching with includes)

and should not scan more than 1 level ie /root/dir1/dire2/dire5/dir6

On Wednesday, May 22, 2019 at 1:14:12 PM UTC+5:30, Nate wrote:

What is an "inner directory"? You mean all subdirectories?

Sorry, I don't understand the question.

On Wed, May 22, 2019 at 8:32 AM Uday Patil <patil...@gmail.com> wrote:

I have to scan all files and inner directories of path - root/dir1/dir2

now inside /dir2 I have other directories too and want to scan those as well by only providing directory path as - /root/dir1/dir* and include will match files in side dir2

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[Nate]

That's a lot of information but not presented very clearly. With this library you can use glob wildcards ?, *, ** or regex, explained here:

https://github.com/EsotericSoftware/wildcard

For example:

Paths paths = new Paths();
paths.glob("/root/dir1/dire2", "dir?/*.log");