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Joe.VanQuakebeke at Ingenix.com wrote: > Here is my module definition: > [foo] > classes = MyTopLevel/win32/Grouper (^*.c$|^*.cpp$) I haven't tried your example, but I think your regexp isn't valid. Remember these are regexps, not directory wildcards. * means 'repeat the previous character 0 or more times'. To do "beginning followed by one or more of any characters, followed by literal .c or .cpp at end" it would look more like this: (^.*\.c$|^.*\.cpp$) However, I'm not sure you need to be that specific. How many files do you have that end in .c or .cpp that don't have a filename? Do you care? This should work: (\.c$|\.cpp$) http://www.regular-expressions.info/ Regards, -- Glen Starrett