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Signed-off-by: Alex A. Naanou <alex.nanou@gmail.com>
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@ -174,11 +174,11 @@ the next, i.e. child, path element instead of parent.
To illustrate the relative and absolute mechanics: To illustrate the relative and absolute mechanics:
| Title | Source Page | Path | Resolves to | | Title | Source Page | Path | Resolves to |
|-------------------|-------------------|-----------------------|---------------------------| |-------------------|-------------|-----------------------|-------------------------|
| "." - current | \Example/Path | \\./Target/Page | \Example/Path/Target/Page | | "." - current | \SourcePage | \\./Target/Page | \SourcePage/Target/Page |
| ".." - parent | \Example/Path | \\../Target/Page | \Example/Target/Page | | ".." - parent | \SourcePage | \\../Target/Page | \Target/Page |
| "&gt;&gt;" | \Example/Path | &gt;&gt;\/Target/Page | \Example/Path/Page | | "&gt;&gt;" | \SourcePage | &gt;&gt;\/Target/Page | \SourcePage/Page |
| "/" - root dir | \Example/Path | \/Target/Page | \/Target/Page | | "/" - root dir | \SourcePage | \/Target/Page | \/Target/Page |
_Note that neither a leading ".." at root level, nor a trailing "&gt;&gt;" _Note that neither a leading ".." at root level, nor a trailing "&gt;&gt;"
@ -187,13 +187,13 @@ in any path, will have any effect, and will simply be ignored (e.g.
## Path patterns ("\*" and "\*\*") ## Path patterns
Path patterns are used to match/iterate multiple pages. The syntax is Path patterns are used to match/iterate multiple pages. The syntax is
similar to path glob patterns. similar to path glob patterns.
- `*` matches any page in a sub-path on one level - "\*" - matches any page in a sub-path on one level
- `**` matches any page in a sub-path recursively - "\*\*" - matches any page in a sub-path recursively
Note that neither will match parts of paths that do not explicitly Note that neither will match parts of paths that do not explicitly
identify pages. identify pages.