1) “glob:at row [0-9]” does not match “at row 7”
2) “glob:at row *” does match “at row 7”
Why does “glob:at row [0-9]” not match “at row 7”? How do I fix it?
1) glob:at row [0-9] does not match at row 7 2) glob:at row *
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1) “glob:at row [0-9]” does not match “at row 7”
2) “glob:at row *” does match “at row 7”
Why does “glob:at row [0-9]” not match “at row 7”? How do I fix it?
glob patterns only recognize two wildcard characters:
*(zero or more of anything) and?(one of anything). To do what you want, you need to useregexp:, notglob:.