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udPattern: A simple way to check strings against patterns.

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udPattern allows you to store patterns and to check strings against them. It should be perfect for matching URLs and filenames.

Just register the patterns you want to use and then call the TestPattern function to check if it is a valid string. You can use accept(+) or reject(-) to all patterns as well as wildcards.

If you are experienced with regular expressions you might do it faster but probably not as easy.

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/*============================================================================== Quick documentation ================================================================================ TestPattern($check, $easyTest, $delimiter) ------------------------------------------ Test a pattern against the registered patterns in the object. returns returns a positive number for any accepted match returns a negative number for any rejected match returns 0 for any any test that doesn't match anything unless $easyTest is set to false, then it returns false for any unmatched test $check the pattern to test $easyTest if set to false the test will return false if no matching found $delimiter the delimiter used CleanPattern($pattern, $delimiter) ---------------------------------- Clean up a pattern. Removes redundant information and reorders the pattern. returns a clean pattern $pattern the pattern to clean $delimiter the delimiter used CheckPattern($pattern1, $pattern2, $delimiter) ---------------------------------------------- Check is $pattern2 can be matched against $pattern1. Any wildcard in $pattern2 will be ignored. returns true if match false if not $delimiter the delimiter used SetPatternArray($array) ----------------------- Set a pre-defined array of patterns. $array a one-dimension array with patterns $delimiter the delimiter used SetPatternString($pattern, $delimiter) -------------------------------------- Set a string of patterns $pattern a string of patterns $delimiter the delimiter used to separate patterns ClearPatterns() --------------- Clear the internal pattern array Add($pattern, $delimiter) ------------------------- Add a pattern to the internal array. All patterns that are added will be cleaned and tested for redundancy. $pattern the pattern to add $delimiter the delimiter used Validation order ================ The validation of a pattern is made in the added order. First added is first checked. If you use the Add function then the added pattern vill be tested against previously added patterns. If the new pattern is redundant then it will not be added. Patterns ======== * can be matched against any string % can be matched against any string that doesn't contain the delimiter used ? can be matched against one character that isn't equal to the delimiter patterns that starts with *.zzz.zzz match zzz.zzz patterns that starts with %.zzz.zzz doesn't match zzz.zzz patterns like zzz*.zzz match zzzzz.zzz and zzz.zzz.zzz patterns like zzz%.zzz match zzzzz.zzz but not zzz.zzz.zzz patterns like *%.zzz.zzz match zzz.zzz.zzz and zzz.zzz.zzz.zzz and .zzz.zzz but not zzz.zzz patterns like *?.zzz.zzz match zzz.zzz.zzz and zzz.zzz.zzz.zzz but not .zzz.zzz and zzz.zzz Cleaning ======== ** is redundant and replaced with * %% is redundant and replaced with % .*.* is redundant and replaced with .* *.*. is redundant and replaced with *. ?* is reordered to *? ?% is reordered to %? %* is reordered to *% Note! In the sections Patterns and Cleaning the default $delimiter (.) is used. ==============================================================================*/

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