\
r'. The
following examples illustrate how 〈 inmask〉 works:
\
r\
taxes if taxes
is a folder, or the single file e:\
r\
taxes if taxes is a file.
\
r that end with .doc.
\
r)
\
r that match *.*. (This
is the same as `.'.)
\
': All files in the folder d:\
.
\
*.c': All .c programs in the folder e:\
r\
src.
\
bin': All files in the folder c:\
bin (or the
single file c:\
bin if it is a file
instead of a folder).
\
work.*': All files in e:\
named `work' with any
extensions (since e: is the drive of the
default input folder).