You'll have to get the directory's contents, perhaps recursively, then find what you're after from the results -- it doesn't work like a regex.
– Kaikz Mar 29 at 6:52 see the methods associated with 'Discovering Directory Contents' in NSFileManager's documentation. -NSFileManager subpathsOfDirectoryAtPath:error: may be a good choice for you. Then you go through the results and find the string/path/item/directory you want from the results.
Good luck – Justin Mar 30 at 4:22.
Using a * in a path doesn't seem to work in NSFileManager for some reason. Just says there is no directory of such.
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