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# ::type()
 -  returns a sfFinder instance
 -  takes a file, dir, or any as its first argument
 -  takes a file, dir, or any as its first argument
 -  takes a file, dir, or any as its first argument
 -  takes a file, dir, or any as its first argument
# ->setType() ->get_type()
 -  returns the type of searched files
 -  implements a fluent interface
# ->name()
 -  implements the fluent interface
# ->name() file name support
 -  can take a file name as an argument
# ->name() globs support
 -  can take a glob pattern as an argument
# ->name() regexp support
 -  can take a regexp as an argument
# ->name() regexp support with modifier
 -  can take a regexp with a modifier as an argument
# ->name() array / args / chaining
 -  can take an array of patterns
 -  can take patterns as arguments
 -  can be called several times
# ->not_name()
 -  implements the fluent interface
# ->not_name() file name support
 -  can take a file name as an argument
# ->not_name() globs support
 -  can take a glob pattern as an argument
# ->not_name() regexp support
 -  can take a regexp as an argument
# ->not_name() array / args / chaining
 -  can take an array of patterns
 -  can take patterns as arguments
 -  can be called several times
# ->name() ->not_name() in the same query
 -  and  can be called in the same query
# ->size()
 -  implements the fluent interface
 -  takes a size comparison string as its argument
 -  takes a size comparison string as its argument
 -  takes a size comparison string as its argument
# ->mindepth() ->maxdepth()
 -  implements the fluent interface
 -  implements the fluent interface
 -  takes a minimum depth as its argument
 -  takes a maximum depth as its argument
 -  and  can be called in the same query
# ->discard()
 -  implements the fluent interface
# ->discard() file name support
 -  can discard a file name
# ->discard() glob support
 -  can discard a glob pattern
# ->discard() regexp support
 -  can discard a regexp pattern
# ->prune()
 -  implements the fluent interface
 -  ignore all files/directories under the given directory
# ->in() permissions
 -  ignores directories it cannot read
#     Failed test (./sfFinderTest.php at line 228)
#            got: array (
  0 => 'secret/passwd',
)
#       expected: array (
)
# Looks like you failed 1 tests of 39.