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To reach this option in the configuration file editor, follow these steps:

1. Edit Configuration
2. Configure Filters...
3. Allowed Documents...

If you prefer to manually edit your configuration files, use the following syntax for this option:

Example

#First example: match everything (this is the default)
allow
*               
end allow

#Second example: a pattern matching only things beginning with /~boutell
allow
/~boutell*
end allow

#Third example: a pair of regular expressions, matching HTML 
#documents and directory indexes (paths ending in /, or in
#a directory name with no extension)
allow
@.html$
@/[A-Za-z]*$

Description

The Allowed Documents ^(allow) option indicates which documents will be considered by wusage. Documents that do not match any of the patterns listed for the Allowed Documents ^(allow) option will be ignored completely by wusage. Each character of the document name is matched against the pattern. An * in the pattern matches any number of characters in the document name. Patterns have additional features, including support for regular expressions; for more information about patterns and regular expressions, see the Patterns and Regular Expressions section.

Note that the Remove These Suffixes ^(suffixes) option is applied first.

If the Allowed Documents ^(allow) option is absent, all documents will be allowed.

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