pub struct Pattern<'c> {
pub pattern: Pattern,
pub anchored: bool,
pub negation: bool,
/* private fields */
}Expand description
A pattern as found in a .gitignore file.
Fields§
§pattern: PatternThe glob pattern after being parsed, negation or trailing directory slashes removed, and the root prepended if anchored.
anchored: boolWhether the pattern had the root prepended so the matches must be within the root directory. That is to say, whether the pattern was anchored to the root.
negation: boolWhether the pattern should, if it matches, negate any previously matching patterns. This flag has no effect if no previous patterns had matched.
Implementations§
Source§impl<'c> Pattern<'c>
impl<'c> Pattern<'c>
Sourcepub fn new(raw_pattern: &str, root: &'c Path) -> Result<Pattern<'c>, Error>
pub fn new(raw_pattern: &str, root: &'c Path) -> Result<Pattern<'c>, Error>
Create a new pattern from the raw glob as found in a .gitignore file.
The value of root must be an absolute path.
Sourcepub fn is_excluded(&self, path: &Path, directory: bool) -> bool
pub fn is_excluded(&self, path: &Path, directory: bool) -> bool
Returns true if the given path is matched by the current pattern, and hence would be
excluded if found in a .gitignore file. The second argument, directory, is a bool
representing whether the given path is a directory - if so, it should be set to true,
otherwise false if not (eg. file, special file, symlink).
Note that if the glob was negated (ie. of the format ! some/glob/*.here) then this will
return the opposite value, eg. false if the pattern matched, and true if the pattern
did not match.
The value of path must be an absolute path.