fnmatch Implementation.
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Hi,
when I send a large list of patches and one is wrong then you don't accept any. That's why I now will try to get one patch in before I send the next one.
The first patch I will commit this way is the fnmatch patch.
As suggested by Robin I replaced unicode characters not included in the ASCII set with \uXXXX sequences.
I also added some more test cases and improved the javadoc of the FileNameMatcher class.
Best regards,
Florian
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onsdagen den 18 juni 2008 12.12.50 skrev Florian Köberle:
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Hi,
when I send a large list of patches and one is wrong then you don't accept any. That's why I now will try to get one patch in before I send the next one.
Patience please. When there is long series it *will* take time for a number of reasons. Most have nothing to do with this project at all. But in general you will find a short patch series *much* easier to get through than a long one.
If you think my grouping is ok, then ack and I can commit from there. I was thinking of actually adding some test myself, but that's all I had in mind.
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The first patch I will commit this way is the fnmatch patch.
As suggested by Robin I replaced unicode characters not included in the ASCII set with \uXXXX sequences.
I also added some more test cases and improved the javadoc of the FileNameMatcher class.
That's good.
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Best regards,
Florian