Highlight paths matching patterns (Angular 7)











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I have a list of paths, which can contain wildcards. What would be the best approach for filtering/highlighting paths matching paths containing wildcards? So that the path '/server/test/block' would be marked when you also have the path '/server/*' f.ex. So far I've tried nesting .filter with .contains, and checking if the array is larger than 1. However, that would only give exact matches, and I did not find a good way to add the same class to those that matched eachother.



To run that function, I tested the [innerHTML]-selector on my mat-cell, but the function was run many times. I also tested using the [class.someName]-selector on a span inside the mat-cell, but this would also call the function many, many times. Any pointers on which direction I should be looking would be appreciated.



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    I have a list of paths, which can contain wildcards. What would be the best approach for filtering/highlighting paths matching paths containing wildcards? So that the path '/server/test/block' would be marked when you also have the path '/server/*' f.ex. So far I've tried nesting .filter with .contains, and checking if the array is larger than 1. However, that would only give exact matches, and I did not find a good way to add the same class to those that matched eachother.



    To run that function, I tested the [innerHTML]-selector on my mat-cell, but the function was run many times. I also tested using the [class.someName]-selector on a span inside the mat-cell, but this would also call the function many, many times. Any pointers on which direction I should be looking would be appreciated.



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      I have a list of paths, which can contain wildcards. What would be the best approach for filtering/highlighting paths matching paths containing wildcards? So that the path '/server/test/block' would be marked when you also have the path '/server/*' f.ex. So far I've tried nesting .filter with .contains, and checking if the array is larger than 1. However, that would only give exact matches, and I did not find a good way to add the same class to those that matched eachother.



      To run that function, I tested the [innerHTML]-selector on my mat-cell, but the function was run many times. I also tested using the [class.someName]-selector on a span inside the mat-cell, but this would also call the function many, many times. Any pointers on which direction I should be looking would be appreciated.



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      I have a list of paths, which can contain wildcards. What would be the best approach for filtering/highlighting paths matching paths containing wildcards? So that the path '/server/test/block' would be marked when you also have the path '/server/*' f.ex. So far I've tried nesting .filter with .contains, and checking if the array is larger than 1. However, that would only give exact matches, and I did not find a good way to add the same class to those that matched eachother.



      To run that function, I tested the [innerHTML]-selector on my mat-cell, but the function was run many times. I also tested using the [class.someName]-selector on a span inside the mat-cell, but this would also call the function many, many times. Any pointers on which direction I should be looking would be appreciated.



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