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Like what for example?

• formerly_proven 4y ago
  They probably mean fnmatch, which is what glob actually uses under the hood. That's indeed a useful module for simple wildcard filtering.
  • danwills 4y ago
    Exactly! I use fnmatch a lot to translate glob strings to regexes (in a VFX company, I'm a developer for a Houdini and in-house software pipeline). Being able to provide solid globbing options to users in any scenario that is 'path-y' can provide massively more power to them, in lots of different cases I'd say.
  • kzrdude 4y ago
    My bad, I did mix it up with fnmatch.