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# ::type()
ok 1 - ::type() returns a sfFinder instance
ok 2 - ::type() takes a file, dir, or any as its first argument
ok 3 - ::type() takes a file, dir, or any as its first argument
ok 4 - ::type() takes a file, dir, or any as its first argument
ok 5 - ::type() takes a file, dir, or any as its first argument
# ->setType() ->get_type()
ok 6 - ->getType() returns the type of searched files
ok 7 - ->setType() implements a fluent interface
# ->name()
ok 8 - ->name() implements the fluent interface
# ->name() file name support
ok 9 - ->name() can take a file name as an argument
# ->name() globs support
ok 10 - ->name() can take a glob pattern as an argument
# ->name() regexp support
ok 11 - ->name() can take a regexp as an argument
# ->name() regexp support with modifier
ok 12 - ->name() can take a regexp with a modifier as an argument
# ->name() array / args / chaining
ok 13 - ->name() can take an array of patterns
ok 14 - ->name() can take patterns as arguments
ok 15 - ->name() can be called several times
# ->not_name()
ok 16 - ->not_name() implements the fluent interface
# ->not_name() file name support
ok 17 - ->not_name() can take a file name as an argument
# ->not_name() globs support
ok 18 - ->not_name() can take a glob pattern as an argument
# ->not_name() regexp support
ok 19 - ->not_name() can take a regexp as an argument
# ->not_name() array / args / chaining
ok 20 - ->not_name() can take an array of patterns
ok 21 - ->not_name() can take patterns as arguments
ok 22 - ->not_name() can be called several times
# ->name() ->not_name() in the same query
ok 23 - ->not_name() and ->name() can be called in the same query
# ->size()
ok 24 - ->size() implements the fluent interface
ok 25 - ->size() takes a size comparison string as its argument
ok 26 - ->size() takes a size comparison string as its argument
ok 27 - ->size() takes a size comparison string as its argument
# ->mindepth() ->maxdepth()
ok 28 - ->mindepth() implements the fluent interface
ok 29 - ->maxdepth() implements the fluent interface
ok 30 - ->mindepth() takes a minimum depth as its argument
ok 31 - ->maxdepth() takes a maximum depth as its argument
ok 32 - ->maxdepth() and ->mindepth() can be called in the same query
# ->discard()
ok 33 - ->discard() implements the fluent interface
# ->discard() file name support
ok 34 - ->discard() can discard a file name
# ->discard() glob support
ok 35 - ->discard() can discard a glob pattern
# ->discard() regexp support
ok 36 - ->discard() can discard a regexp pattern
# ->prune()
ok 37 - ->prune() implements the fluent interface
ok 38 - ->prune() ignore all files/directories under the given directory
# ->in() permissions
ok 39 - ->in() ignores directories it cannot read
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