Le 12/11/2010 10:52, Invisible a écrit :
> Anyone who's used a computer for a length of time is probably familiar
> with "*" as a wildcard character,
Unless it's a SQL usage, where the wildcard for any string is "%"
instead of "*" (when not using regular expression).
And of course "_" is the substitute for one character in SQL (instead of
"?" in some shell... and of "." in other places)
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