wildcard character
wildcard

In other words, an attribute cannot be replaced by a wildcard character.

Most commands supported use of Wildcard character in file names.

The percent sign "%" serves as a wildcard character.

This is realized by allowing wildcard characters in a resource specification.

The switch statement compares a string against a list of patterns, which may contain wildcard characters.

These signatures often contain non-contiguous code, using wildcard characters where differences lie.

It lets the user specify the original and resulting file names using wildcard characters.

Whether the wildcard character represents a single character or a string of characters must be specified.

The parameter accepts wildcard characters that resolve to a single file. '

The term wildcard character has the following meanings:

Contrary to most databases, the stored data can be specified loosely (via wildcard characters), but the interrogation cannot.

Server events use regular expressions or Versus's own wildcard characters to match messages from the server.

In computer (software) technology, a wildcard character can be used to substitute for any other character or characters in a string.

The single wildcard character .

In computer science, the asterisk is commonly used as a wildcard character, Pointer (computing)s, repetition, and multiplication.

A search that substitutes one or more characters in a search query for a wildcard character such as an asterisk.

In high-frequency (HF) radio automatic link establishment, the wildcard character "?"

Very useful are search options that allow the use of wildcard characters and logical connectives in search strings.

Here is an example of wildcard characters in AmigaDOS commands:

You can also use partial matches by using wildcard characters and you can specify multiple matches.

While the resources can be loosely specified via the wildcard characters, queries for the value of a resource must specify that resource exactly.

Wildcards in the DNS are much more limited than other wildcard characters used in other computer systems.

In computer programming, in particular in a Unix-like environment, the term globbing is sometimes used to refer to pattern matching based on wildcard characters.

Like other operating systems, AmigaDOS also provides wildcard characters that are substitutes for any character or any sequence of random characters in a string.

To have a directory listing of all files with basename , type (note the hyphen, RDOS' wildcard character)