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WordNet
(
r
)
3
.
0
(
2006
) (
WordNet
)
glob
n
1
:
a
compact
mass
; "
a
ball
of
mud
caught
him
on
the
shoulder
"
[
synonym
: {
ball
}, {
clod
}, {
glob
}, {
lump
}, {
clump
}, {
chunk
}]
The
Collaborative
International
Dictionary
of
English
v
.
0
.
48
(
gcide
)
glob
\
glob
\
n
.
1
.
a
compact
mass
,
especially
of
a
semiliquid
or
viscous
substance
;
as
,
a
glob
of
glue
fell
on
my
shoe
.
Syn
:
ball
,
clod
,
lump
,
clump
,
chunk
.
[
WordNet
1
.
5
PJC
]
The
Free
On
-
line
Dictionary
of
Computing
(
foldoc
)
/
glob
/, *
not
* /
glohb
/
To
expand
{
wild
card
}
characters
in
a
{
path
name
}.
In
{
Unix
}
the
{
file
name
}
wild
cards
are
:
* =
zero
or
more
characters
(
E
.
g
. {
UN
*
X
})
? =
any
single
character
[]
any
of
the
enclosed
characters
{}
indicate
alternation
of
comma
-
separated
alternatives
,
thus
foo
{
baz
,
qux
}
would
expand
to
"
foobaz
"
or
"
fooqux
".
This
syntax
generates
a
list
of
all
possible
expansions
,
rather
than
matching
one
.
These
have
become
sufficiently
pervasive
that
hackers
use
them
in
written
English
,
especially
in
{
electronic
mail
}
or
{
Usenet
}
news
on
technical
topics
.
E
.
g
. "
He
said
his
name
was
[
KC
]
arl
" (
expresses
ambiguity
). "
I
don
'
t
read
talk
.
politics
.*" (
any
of
the
talk
.
politics
subgroups
on
{
Usenet
}).
Other
examples
are
given
under
the
entry
for
{
X
}.
Note
that
glob
patterns
are
similar
,
but
not
identical
,
to
those
used
in
{
regexps
}.
"
glob
"
was
a
subprogram
that
expanded
wild
cards
in
archaic
pre
-{
Bourne
}
versions
of
the
{
Unix
} {
shell
}.
(
1997
-
07
-
16
)
The
Jargon
File
,
version
4
.
4
.
8
(
jargon
)
glob
: /
glob
/,
not
, /
glohb
/,
v
.,
n
. [
Unix
;
common
]
To
expand
special
characters
in
a
wildcarded
name
,
or
the
act
of
so
doing
(
the
action
is
also
called
globbing
).
The
Unix
conventions
for
filename
wildcarding
have
become
sufficiently
pervasive
that
many
hackers
use
some
of
them
in
written
English
,
especially
in
email
or
news
on
technical
topics
.
Those
commonly
encountered
include
the
following
:
*
wildcard
for
any
string
(
see
also
UN
*
X
)
?
wildcard
for
any
single
character
(
generally
read
this
way
only
at
the
beginning
or
in
the
middle
of
a
word
)
[]
delimits
a
wildcard
matching
any
of
the
enclosed
characters
{}
alternation
of
comma
-
separated
alternatives
;
thus
, ‘
foo
{
baz
,
qux
}’
would
be
read
as
‘
foobaz
’
or
‘
fooqux
’
Some
examples
: “
He
said
his
name
was
[
KC
]
arl
” (
expresses
ambiguity
). “
I
don
'
t
read
talk
.
politics
.*” (
any
of
the
talk
.
politics
subgroups
on
Usenet
).
Other
examples
are
given
under
the
entry
for
X
.
Note
that
glob
patterns
are
similar
,
but
not
identical
,
to
those
used
in
regexps
.
Historical
note
:
The
jargon
usage
derives
from
glob
,
the
name
of
a
subprogram
that
expanded
wildcards
in
archaic
pre
-
Bourne
versions
of
the
Unix
shell
.
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