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add info on how outputBinding and glob works
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more info on glob
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more info on glob and examples
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The wildcard characters can either be an asterisk
*
, a question mark matching pathnames in directories,?
, or a range[]
.i think this needs to be a comma
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? does look like it works for a single character. Not sure about range, let me check.
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Ok -- so glob[3] is for C library functions. glob[7] is for general Linux programming reference -- so we can use the rules for glob[7] https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/glob.7.html