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How to use wildcardsA wildcard is a character that can be used as a substitute for any of a class of characters in a search, thereby greatly increasing the flexibility and efficiency of Nihuo Web Log Analyzer. Wildcards are used in filtering system and including multi log files in one directory. In Nihuo Web Log Analyzer, you can use the following metacharacters:
Asterisk WildcardThe asterisk wildcard has the broadest meaning of any of the wildcards, as it can represent zero characters, all single characters or any string. As an example, requested file hit filter Question Mark WildcardThe question mark (?) is used as a wildcard character to represent exactly one character, which can be any single character. Thus, two question marks in succession would represent any two characters in succession, and three question marks in succession would represent any string consisting of three characters. The following examples demonstrates how to use wildcards:
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