Command
	mf

Purpose
	Lists files with names that match the specified pattern.

Aliases
	matchfiles, match, mf

Syntax
	mf [ <pattern> [<pattern> [<pattern> ... ] ] ]

Options
	None.

Arguments
	<pattern>	A pattern that is to be matched with the file names.
		The star character ( * ) can be used as part of the
		pattern to indicate that any number of any characters.

		Pattern can be specified as a str constant or as a str
		variable. If str constant is used, we highly recommend
		using double quotes around it.

Stream Input	
	Ignored.

Stream Output
	Matched files in the currnet directory are listed one per line.

Stream Error
	Any errors are listed here.

Description
	This command lists files in the current directory whose names match
	the patterns specified in arguments.

	Only flat files are listed. Directories and other files are not listed.
	To list directories and other files, use the lf command.
		
Restrictions
	Security and other restrictions placed by the operating system may
	result in not being able to access certain files and directories.

Valid Examples
	mf "*.txt"
	Will list files in the current directory that have extension .txt.

Invalid Examples
	mf *.cpp
	Will produce error. Double quotes around the pattern are required.
	The following will work.
	mf "*.cpp"

See Also
fdinfo
fdset
lf
set
constant
var
systemvar