wildcards: search modifier syntax:
* Matches any character zero or more times.
? Matches any single character.
# Matches any single digit (0-9).
[ ] Matches any one of the characters specified in the set.
[! ] Matches any one character that is not specified in the set.
\ Escape the following character.
Could someone tell explain to me how that works?
Oh, it's because PATH was enabled.
(Which affects something like, wildcards:[456].)
So I'd have to disable PATH or nopath:.
And I'll note that wildcards: does not "highlight" (the found search item).
The wildcards: syntax is similar to the wildcards used in Visual Studio.
It is designed to be used with content:
For example:
wildcards:content:[abc]##*
It can be used by itself to match filenames.
For example:
wildcards:[abc]##*
Highlighting support is on my TODO list.
Please take note that \ is used as the escape character.
Use \\ to escape a single literal \ for matching paths.
\* might be useful for matching a literal * in file content.