01-14-2015
Thanks for quick reply, my bad that I did not clarify myself . . .
My point was, there can be any pattern of the file may exists in the directory.. so I need to find the all files matching input pattern and keep distinct files type. May be in another worlds, from given String, remove portion matching the pattern and keep rest..
e.g.
1) input pattern : ???_*.dat ==>
files in directory :
123_abc.dat
234_abc.dat
output : abc.dat
1) input pattern : *_????.dat ==>
files in directory :
abc_2014.dat
abc_2013.dat
output : abc.dat
Please tell me if this explains the problem statement. updating above in the original post
Thanks
Abhijeet R
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