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FilenameFilterIterator extends MultiplePcreFilterIterator
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FilenameFilterIterator filters files by patterns (a regexp, a glob, or a string).

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Fabien Potencier fabien@symfony.com

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$matchRegexps  : mixed
$noMatchRegexps  : mixed
__construct()  : mixed
accept()  : bool
Filters the iterator values.
isAccepted()  : bool
Checks whether the string is accepted by the regex filters.
isRegex()  : bool
Checks whether the string is a regex.
toRegex()  : string
Converts glob to regexp.

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Methods

__construct()

public __construct(Iterator $iterator, array<string|int, string> $matchPatterns, array<string|int, string> $noMatchPatterns) : mixed
Parameters
$iterator : Iterator

The Iterator to filter

$matchPatterns : array<string|int, string>

An array of patterns that need to match

$noMatchPatterns : array<string|int, string>

An array of patterns that need to not match

Return values
mixed —

accept()

Filters the iterator values.

public accept() : bool
Return values
bool —

true if the value should be kept, false otherwise

isAccepted()

Checks whether the string is accepted by the regex filters.

protected isAccepted(string $string) : bool

If there is no regexps defined in the class, this method will accept the string. Such case can be handled by child classes before calling the method if they want to apply a different behavior.

Parameters
$string : string
Return values
bool —

isRegex()

Checks whether the string is a regex.

protected isRegex(string $str) : bool
Parameters
$str : string
Return values
bool —

toRegex()

Converts glob to regexp.

protected toRegex(string $str) : string

PCRE patterns are left unchanged. Glob strings are transformed with Glob::toRegex().

Parameters
$str : string

Pattern: glob or regexp

Return values
string —

regexp corresponding to a given glob or regexp

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