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Posted to dev@cocoon.apache.org by Miles Egan <mi...@caddr.com> on 2003/03/04 02:18:21 UTC
Matching file extensions with the DirectoryGenerator
I'm using the DirectoryGenerator to build index pages for directories.
Everything's working well but I want to only display files with a
limited set of file extensions. This seems impossible to do with the
current include/exclude flags because an include that specifically
includes the extensions won't match directories and an exclude would
have to include every possible filetype that might appear. Am I just
missing something?
If I'm right and this can't currently be done, I'm thinking of fixing it
in one of two ways:
1. Add new includeExtensions / excludeExtensions properties which are
space or comma separated lists of file extensions to include or exclude.
2. Add new fileInclude and fileExclude regexes which only operate on files.
Any thoughts? Would either of these approaches be likely to make it
into an accepted patch or should I just keep this to myself?
miles
Re: Matching file extensions with the DirectoryGenerator
Posted by Upayavira <uv...@upaya.co.uk>.
> 1. Add new includeExtensions / excludeExtensions properties which are
> space or comma separated lists of file extensions to include or
> exclude.
>
> 2. Add new fileInclude and fileExclude regexes which only operate on
> files.
And:
3. Add new dirInclude and dirExclude regexes which only operate on directories.
for completeness.
I have struggled with this myself in the past, so something like this would have
been extremely useful.
Regards, Upayavira