I'd like my index page of my wiki to show me a list of all the files in the wiki's root and only the names of "folder-pages" (those pages that are named the same way as the folders). I used the map directive to create a list, but I can't come up with a way to limit the depth of the pagespec, so everything inside of the folders is matched and listed as well, which is not what I want. Is there a way to limit the page spec's depth or make it exclude pages in subfolders? I tried [[!map pages="page(* and !*/*)"]] or [[!map pages="page(* and !foobar/*)"]], but both exclude the "folder-pages" (either all of them (first case) or the ones that I have specified (second case)).
"page(* and !*/*)"and"page(* and !foobar/*)"page(x)interprets x as a glob (a wildcard pattern like the ones in Unix and DOS, with*and?as special characters), not as a full pagespec. I think you want:which is shorthand for
The only difference between
pageandglobis thatglobaccepts both (HTML) pages and attachments, whilepageonly accepts pages. For instance on ikiwiki installations that use the standard basewiki,matches both sandbox (a page) and style.css (an attachment at the top level), while
matches sandbox but not style.css.