>>>>> On Tue, 13 May 2008 20:26:46 +0300, Jari Fredriksson said:
> 
> > and your
> > regexfile = ".*doc"
> > line, wouldn't it be
> > regexfile = "*.doc"  instead?
> > 
> 
> No, it maybe should be 
> 
> regexfile = ".*\.doc"
> 
> but definitely not "*.doc" 
> 
> Regular expressions are very different from patterns like * and ?

Indeed, I think that is the reason it didn't work for the OP.  The regex
".*doc" will match anything containing "doc", including
C:\Documents and Settings\foo.

The correct usage is with two backslashes (because of the quotes) and a dollar
at the end, i.e.

regexfile = ".*\\.doc$"

However, it is simpler to use wildfile in this this case:

wildfile = "*.doc"

__Martin

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