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    This document describes the syntax for specifying files to ignore when adding files to a Perforce depot. Files can be ignored or excluded using local file syntax with # for comments, ! to exclude a file, and * as a wildcard. For example, *.exe would ignore all executables, while !bar.exe would exclude bar.exe from being ignored.

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    This document describes the syntax for specifying files to ignore when adding files to a Perforce depot. Files can be ignored or excluded using local file syntax with # for comments, ! to exclude a file, and * as a wildcard. For example, *.exe would ignore all executables, while !bar.exe would exclude bar.exe from being ignored.

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    This document describes the syntax for specifying files to ignore when adding files to a Perforce depot. Files can be ignored or excluded using local file syntax with # for comments, ! to exclude a file, and * as a wildcard. For example, *.exe would ignore all executables, while !bar.exe would exclude bar.exe from being ignored.

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    # Here you can specify files to ignore when adding files to the depot.

    #
    # The syntax for P4IGNORE files is not the same as Perforce syntax.
    # Instead, it is similar to that used by other versioning systems:
    #
    # - Files are specified in local syntax
    # - a # character at the beginning of a line denotes a comment
    # - a ! character at the beginning of a line excludes the file specification
    # - a * wildcard matches substrings.
    #
    # For example:
    #
    # foo.txt Ignore files called "foo.txt"
    # *.exe Ignore all executables
    # !bar.exe Exclude bar.exe from being ignored
    #
    *.glld

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