Strmatch()

STRMATCH()

  strmatch: (<string>,<pattern>)

 This function matches <pattern> against the entire <string>, returning 1
 if it matches and 0 if it does not.  The case of the characters being
 matched is not significant.

 The pattern may contain the wildcards '*' and '?'.  '?' matches any one
 character, while '*' matches any number of characters, including none.
 So 's?x' would match 'sex' or 'six', but not to 'socx', but 's*x' would
 match any of them.

Examples:

   > say strmatch(This is a test,*Test)
   You say, "1"
   > say strmatch(This is a test,*This)
   You say, "0"
   > say strmatch(This is a test,*is*is*)
   You say, "1"

Possible use:

 Can be used as a check to see if user is owner or not. 
 &isowner object=[strmatch(%#,owner(me))]
 It can then be invoked using u() or just used inside an expression.