question: tests that a recursive glob returns files in sorted order . concode_field_sep FileSystem fileSystem concode_elem_sep Path tmpPath concode_field_sep void testDoubleStarPatternWithNamedChild concode_elem_sep void testDoubleStarAsChildGlob concode_elem_sep void testDoubleStarPatternWithChildGlob concode_elem_sep void testSingleFileExclude concode_elem_sep void testManualGlobExcludeForDirectoryWithChildGlob concode_elem_sep void testDoubleStarUnderFile concode_elem_sep void testSingleFileExcludeForDirectoryWithChildGlob concode_elem_sep void assertIllegalWildcard concode_elem_sep void testDirectoryWithDoubleStar concode_elem_sep void testDoubleStar concode_elem_sep void assertGlobWithExcludeMatches concode_elem_sep Set<Path> resolvePaths concode_elem_sep void testExcludeAll concode_elem_sep void testDoubleStarUnderNonexistentDirectory concode_elem_sep void assertGlobWithExcludesMatches concode_elem_sep void testDoubleStarGlobWithNonExistentBase concode_elem_sep void setUp concode_elem_sep void testDoubleDoubleStar concode_elem_sep void testIllegalPatterns concode_elem_sep void assertGlobMatches concode_elem_sep void testGlobExcludeForDirectoryWithChildGlob
target: void function ( ) { List < Path > loc0 = new UnixGlob . Builder ( tmpPath ) . addPattern ( "srini_string" ) . setExcludeDirectories ( false ) . globInterruptible ( ) ; assertThat ( Ordering . natural ( ) . sortedCopy ( loc0 ) ) . containsExactlyElementsIn ( loc0 ) . inOrder ( ) ; }