Examples of GlobbingPathFilter

• org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.plugins.observation.filter.GlobbingPathFilter
  This {@code Filter} implementation supports filtering on paths usingsimple glob patterns. Such a pattern is a string denoting a path. Each element of the pattern is matched against the corresponding element of a path. Elements of the pattern are matched literally except for the special elements {@code *} and {@code **} where the former matches an arbitrarypath element and the latter matches any number of path elements (including none).

  Note: an empty path pattern matches no path.

  Note: path patterns only match against the corresponding elements of the path and do not distinguish between absolute and relative paths.

  Note: there is no way to escape {@code *} and {@code **}.

  Examples:

   q matches q only * matches every path containing a single element ** matches every path a/b/c matches a/b/c only a/*/c matches a/x/c for every element x **/y/z match every path ending in y/z r/s/t/** matches r/s/t and all its descendants 

Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.plugins.observation.filter.GlobbingPathFilter