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How to Filter Directory Contents?
2017-05-19 16:17:45
How can I filter directory contents to return the highest numeric named directory? For example, suppose (directory-files "/some/dir") returns:
("." ".." "4.03.0" "4.02.9" "archives" "config" "log")
How can I extract the string "4.03.0"?
I tried using seq-remove with a regexp based predicate, but could not get it to work. Suggestions and insights appreciated. Thanks.