Data Types Based on Name and Location

To create a data type based on both file name and location, include the name in the PATH_PATTERN value. You cannot use both NAME_PATTERN and PATH_PATTERN in the same criteria definition.

Examples

• The QS_Source_Files data type defined below applies to all files named appn.c, where n= 1 through 9, located in subdirectories of */projects/QS.

  	DATA_ATTRIBUTES QS_Source_Files
   	{
   	   …
   	}
   	DATA_CRITERIA QS_Source_Files_Criteria
   	{
   		PATH_PATTERN						*/projects/QS/*/app[1-9].c
   		DATA_ATTRIBUTES_NAME			QS_Source_Files
   	}

• The following data type applies to all files in the directory /doc/project1 named chnn.xxx where n is 0 through 9, and xxx is any three-character file- name suffix.

  	DATA_ATTRIBUTES ChapterFiles
   	{
   		DESCRIPTION			Chapter file for the project document.
   		ICON					chapter
   		ACTIONS				Edit,Print
   	}
   	
   	DATA_CRITERIA Chapter_Criteria
   	{
   		PATH_PATTERN						/doc/project1/ch[0-9][0-9].???
   		DATA_ATTRIBUTES_NAME			ChapterFiles
   	}