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by: Arne Vajhøj - Sat, 3 Dec 2022 19:46 UTC

One file type - one keyword - one value:

$ define java$filename_match_list "*.xyz=keyword=value"

One file type - one keyword - two values:

$ define java$filename_match_list "*.xyz=keyword=value1,value2"

One file type - two keywords - one value each:

$ define java$filename_match_list "*.xyz=keyword1=value1/keyword2=value2"

But what is the syntax for two file types??

Arne

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by: Craig A. Berry - Sat, 3 Dec 2022 21:02 UTC

On 12/3/22 1:46 PM, Arne Vajhøj wrote:
> One file type - one keyword - one value:
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> $ define java$filename_match_list "*.xyz=keyword=value"
>
> One file type - one keyword - two values:
>
> $ define java$filename_match_list "*.xyz=keyword=value1,value2"
>
> One file type - two keywords - one value each:
>
> $ define java$filename_match_list "*.xyz=keyword1=value1/keyword2=value2"
>
> But what is the syntax for two file types??

Don't know, and don't know if it's possible, but have you tried a search
list logical name?

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by: Arne Vajhøj - Sun, 11 Dec 2022 01:07 UTC

On 12/3/2022 4:02 PM, Craig A. Berry wrote:
> On 12/3/22 1:46 PM, Arne Vajhøj wrote:
>> One file type - one keyword - one value:
>>
>> $ define java$filename_match_list "*.xyz=keyword=value"
>>
>> One file type - one keyword - two values:
>>
>> $ define java$filename_match_list "*.xyz=keyword=value1,value2"
>>
>> One file type - two keywords - one value each:
>>
>> $ define java$filename_match_list "*.xyz=keyword1=value1/keyword2=value2"
>>
>> But what is the syntax for two file types??
>
> Don't know, and don't know if it's possible, but have you tried a search
> list logical name?

It seems to work. So:

$ define java$filename_match_list
"*.xyz=keyword=value","*.abc=keyword=value"

Thanks.

Arne

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Subject	Author
Syntax for java$filename_match_list	Arne Vajhøj
Re: Syntax for java$filename_match_list	Craig A. Berry
Re: Syntax for java$filename_match_list	Arne Vajhøj