Wildcardsearch 1.3.1

                    WildCard Search On File System by DAVCA SARL
                       Version 1.3.1, February 2019
                    

How To Use

Create an Wilcardsearch_master.DavcaWilcardsearch object and use the instance to call the Find(string pattern) method, that return a list of string.
For example:
Wilcardsearch_master.DavcaWilcardsearch dWS = new Wilcardsearch_master.DavcaWilcardsearch();
List <string> filesList = dWS.Find("*.log");

Make sure that you specified the pattern as follows:

1. When you want to find files using "*" on a specific directory :

   Using the extension:

     On Windows : "C:\**\.xls" or "C:\**\*.log" 
   
     On Linux   : "/tmp/**/.docx" or "/tmp/**/*.docx"
   

   Using the name:

     On Windows : "C:\**\file" or "C:\**\*file" 
   
     On Linux   : "/tmp/**/file" or "/tmp/**/*file"
   

2. When you want to find files on the whole system :

   Using the extension:

     On Windows : "**/*.xls" or "**/.log" 
   
     On Linux   : "**/*.docx"  or "/**/*.docx" or "~/**/*.docx"   
   

   Using the name:

     On Windows : "**/*file" or "**/file" 
   
     On Linux   : "**/*file"  or "/**/*file" or "~/**/*file" 
   

3. When you want to find a file using "?" :

    Using the complete file name:
    
        On Windows : "C:\**\file?" or **/file?"

        On Linux   : "/tmp/**/file?" or "/**/file?"
        
    Using the file extension:
    
        On Windows : "C:\**\.xls?" or "**/.log?"

        On Linux   : "/opt/**/.docx?" or "/**/.docx?"
		
4. When you want to find files from the current Directory:

	Using the name:
	
		On Windows : "*FileName" or "FileName?" 
	 
		On Linux   : "*FileName" or "FileName?" 
	
	Using the extension:
	
		On Windows : ".xls?" or ".log" or "*.log"
		
		On Linux   : ".xls?" or ".log"