Summary
shwild is a simple, platform-independent, library that implements shell-compatible wildcard pattern matching. It is implemented in C/C++, expressing a C-API, with a C++ wrapper. Version 0.9.1 is its first release.
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shwild - "SHell-compatible WILDcards" - is a project that was created by Sean Kelly and Matthew Wilson to test out some of their unit-testing hypotheses. It has now become a viable project of its own, providing (BASH) shell wildcard matching and optional enhanced matching capabilities in a platform-independent manner.
Available via http://shwild.org/.
Albeit unreleased until this point, the project has been used in a number of actitivities since its inception in early 2005, some of which will be released in the coming months.
(Also, for those poor souls following the glacial pace of documentation in STLSoft and its related projects, shwild's documentation is an attempt to take an incremental step (from b64), on the quest for "decent
documentation". Feedback on this aspect is especially desired.)
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