Creates a new relative pattern object with a base file path and pattern to match. This pattern will be matched on file paths relative to the base.
Example:
const folder = vscode.workspace.workspaceFolders?.[0];
if (folder) {
// Match any TypeScript file in the root of this workspace folder
const pattern1 = new vscode.RelativePattern(folder, '*.ts');
// Match any TypeScript file in `someFolder` inside this workspace folder
const pattern2 = new vscode.RelativePattern(folder, 'someFolder/*.ts');
}
A base to which this pattern will be matched against relatively. It is recommended to pass in a workspace folder if the pattern should match inside the workspace. Otherwise, a uri or string should only be used if the pattern is for a file path outside the workspace.
A file glob pattern like *.{ts,js} that will be matched on paths relative to the base.
A base file path to which this pattern will be matched against relatively. The
file path must be absolute, should not have any trailing path separators and
not include any relative segments (. or ..).
A base file path to which this pattern will be matched against relatively.
This matches the fsPath value of RelativePattern.baseUri.
Note: updating this value will update RelativePattern.baseUri to
be a uri with file scheme.
A file glob pattern like *.{ts,js} that will be matched on file paths
relative to the base path.
Example: Given a base of /home/work/folder and a file path of /home/work/folder/index.js,
the file glob pattern will match on index.js.
A relative pattern is a helper to construct glob patterns that are matched relatively to a base file path. The base path can either be an absolute file path as string or uri or a workspace folder, which is the preferred way of creating the relative pattern.