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Use ASCII characters in javadocs
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git-svn-id: https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/jackrabbit/trunk@1080591 13f79535-47bb-0310-9956-ffa450edef68
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jukka committed Mar 11, 2011
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/**
* Create a condition which holds iff the name of the {@link Authorizable}
* matches a <code>pattern</code>.
* The percent character Ô%Õ represents any string of zero or more characters and the
* underscore character Ô_Õ represents any single character. Any literal use of these characters
* and the backslash character Ô\Õ must be escaped with a backslash character.
* The percent character "%" represents any string of zero or more characters and the
* underscore character "_" represents any single character. Any literal use of these characters
* and the backslash character "\" must be escaped with a backslash character.
* The pattern is matched against the {@link Authorizable#getID() id} and the
* {@link Authorizable#getPrincipal() principal}.
*
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/**
* Create a condition which holds iff the node of an {@link Authorizable} has a
* property at <code>relPath</code> which matches the pattern in <code>pattern</code>.
* The percent character Ô%Õ represents any string of zero or more characters and the
* underscore character Ô_Õ represents any single character. Any literal use of these characters
* and the backslash character Ô\Õ must be escaped with a backslash character.
* The percent character "%" represents any string of zero or more characters and the
* underscore character "_" represents any single character. Any literal use of these characters
* and the backslash character "\" must be escaped with a backslash character.
* The format of the <code>relPath</code> argument is the same as in XPath:
* <code>@attributeName</code> for an attribute on this node and
* <code>relative/path/@attributeName</code> for an attribute of a descendant node.
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