[Fix][FTP]Fix 'file_filterpattern' cannot filter directories

docs/en/connector-v2/source/CosFile.md

@@ -313,12 +313,12 @@ Whether to use the header line to parse the file, only used when the file_format
 
 ### file_filter_pattern [string]
 
-Filter pattern, which used for filtering files.
+Filter pattern, which used for filtering files.  If you only want to filter based on file names, simply write the regular file names; If you want to filter based on the file directory at the same time, the expression needs to start with `path`.
 
 The pattern follows standard regular expressions. For details, please refer to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression.
 There are some examples.
 
-File Structure Example:
+If the `path` is `/data/setunnel`, and the file structure example is:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241001/report.txt
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abch202410.csv
@@ -330,22 +330,22 @@ Matching Rules Example:
 
 **Example 1**: *Match all .txt files*，Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/20241001/.*\.txt
+.*.txt
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241001/report.txt
 ```
 **Example 2**: *Match all file starting with abc*，Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/20241002/abc.*
+abc.*
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abch202410.csv
 /data/seatunnel/20241002/abcg202410.csv
 ```
-**Example 3**: *Match all file starting with abc，And the fourth character is either h or g*, the Regular Expression:
+**Example 3**: *Match all files starting with abc in folder 20241007，And the fourth character is either h or g*, the Regular Expression:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abc[h,g].*
 ```
@@ -355,7 +355,7 @@ The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 **Example 4**: *Match third level folders starting with 202410 and files ending with .csv*, the Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/202410\d*/.*\.csv
+/data/seatunnel/202410\d*/.*.csv
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```

docs/en/connector-v2/source/FtpFile.md

@@ -106,12 +106,12 @@ Whether to enable remote host verification for FTP data channels, default is `tr
 
 ### file_filter_pattern [string]
 
-Filter pattern, which used for filtering files.
+Filter pattern, which used for filtering files.  If you only want to filter based on file names, simply write the regular file names; If you want to filter based on the file directory at the same time, the expression needs to start with `path`.
 
 The pattern follows standard regular expressions. For details, please refer to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression.
 There are some examples.
 
-File Structure Example:
+If the `path` is `/data/setunnel`, and the file structure example is:
 
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241001/report.txt
@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ Matching Rules Example:
 **Example 1**: *Match all .txt files*，Regular Expression:
 
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/20241001/.*\.txt
+.*.txt
 ```
 
 The result of this example matching is:
@@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ The result of this example matching is:
 **Example 2**: *Match all file starting with abc*，Regular Expression:
 
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/20241002/abc.*
+abc.*
 ```
 
 The result of this example matching is:
@@ -147,8 +147,7 @@ The result of this example matching is:
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abch202410.csv
 /data/seatunnel/20241002/abcg202410.csv
 ```
-
-**Example 3**: *Match all file starting with abc，And the fourth character is either h or g*, the Regular Expression:
+**Example 3**: *Match all files starting with abc in folder 20241007，And the fourth character is either h or g*, the Regular Expression:
 
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abc[h,g].*
@@ -163,7 +162,7 @@ The result of this example matching is:
 **Example 4**: *Match third level folders starting with 202410 and files ending with .csv*, the Regular Expression:
 
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/202410\d*/.*\.csv
+/data/seatunnel/202410\d*/.*.csv
 ```
 
 The result of this example matching is:

docs/en/connector-v2/source/HdfsFile.md

@@ -118,12 +118,12 @@ default `\n`
 
 ### file_filter_pattern [string]
 
-Filter pattern, which used for filtering files.
+Filter pattern, which used for filtering files.  If you only want to filter based on file names, simply write the regular file names; If you want to filter based on the file directory at the same time, the expression needs to start with `path`.
 
 The pattern follows standard regular expressions. For details, please refer to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression.
 There are some examples.
 
-File Structure Example:
+If the `path` is `/data/setunnel`, and the file structure example is:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241001/report.txt
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abch202410.csv
@@ -135,22 +135,22 @@ Matching Rules Example:
 
 **Example 1**: *Match all .txt files*，Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/20241001/.*\.txt
+.*.txt
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241001/report.txt
 ```
 **Example 2**: *Match all file starting with abc*，Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/20241002/abc.*
+abc.*
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abch202410.csv
 /data/seatunnel/20241002/abcg202410.csv
 ```
-**Example 3**: *Match all file starting with abc，And the fourth character is either h or g*, the Regular Expression:
+**Example 3**: *Match all files starting with abc in folder 20241007，And the fourth character is either h or g*, the Regular Expression:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abc[h,g].*
 ```
@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 **Example 4**: *Match third level folders starting with 202410 and files ending with .csv*, the Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/202410\d*/.*\.csv
+/data/seatunnel/202410\d*/.*.csv
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```

docs/en/connector-v2/source/LocalFile.md

@@ -295,12 +295,12 @@ Whether to use the header line to parse the file, only used when the file_format
 
 ### file_filter_pattern [string]
 
-Filter pattern, which used for filtering files.
+Filter pattern, which used for filtering files.  If you only want to filter based on file names, simply write the regular file names; If you want to filter based on the file directory at the same time, the expression needs to start with `path`.
 
 The pattern follows standard regular expressions. For details, please refer to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression.
 There are some examples.
 
-File Structure Example:
+If the `path` is `/data/setunnel`, and the file structure example is:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241001/report.txt
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abch202410.csv
@@ -312,22 +312,22 @@ Matching Rules Example:
 
 **Example 1**: *Match all .txt files*，Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/20241001/.*\.txt
+.*.txt
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241001/report.txt
 ```
 **Example 2**: *Match all file starting with abc*，Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/20241002/abc.*
+abc.*
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abch202410.csv
 /data/seatunnel/20241002/abcg202410.csv
 ```
-**Example 3**: *Match all file starting with abc，And the fourth character is either h or g*, the Regular Expression:
+**Example 3**: *Match all files starting with abc in folder 20241007，And the fourth character is either h or g*, the Regular Expression:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abc[h,g].*
 ```
@@ -337,7 +337,7 @@ The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 **Example 4**: *Match third level folders starting with 202410 and files ending with .csv*, the Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/202410\d*/.*\.csv
+/data/seatunnel/202410\d*/.*.csv
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```
@@ -404,7 +404,7 @@ File modification time filter. The connector will filter some files base on the
 
 ### file_filter_modified_end [string]
 
-File modification time filter. The connector will filter some files base on the last modification end time (not include end time). The default data format is `yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss`.                                                                                                                                                
+File modification time filter. The connector will filter some files base on the last modification end time (not include end time). The default data format is `yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss`.
 
 ### common options
 

docs/en/connector-v2/source/OssFile.md

@@ -265,12 +265,12 @@ Whether to read the complete file as a single chunk instead of splitting into ch
 
 ### file_filter_pattern [string]
 
-Filter pattern, which used for filtering files.
+Filter pattern, which used for filtering files.  If you only want to filter based on file names, simply write the regular file names; If you want to filter based on the file directory at the same time, the expression needs to start with `path`.
 
 The pattern follows standard regular expressions. For details, please refer to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression.
 There are some examples.
 
-File Structure Example:
+If the `path` is `/data/setunnel`, and the file structure example is:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241001/report.txt
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abch202410.csv
@@ -282,22 +282,22 @@ Matching Rules Example:
 
 **Example 1**: *Match all .txt files*，Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/20241001/.*\.txt
+.*.txt
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241001/report.txt
 ```
 **Example 2**: *Match all file starting with abc*，Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/20241002/abc.*
+abc.*
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abch202410.csv
 /data/seatunnel/20241002/abcg202410.csv
 ```
-**Example 3**: *Match all file starting with abc，And the fourth character is either h or g*, the Regular Expression:
+**Example 3**: *Match all files starting with abc in folder 20241007，And the fourth character is either h or g*, the Regular Expression:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abc[h,g].*
 ```
@@ -307,7 +307,7 @@ The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 **Example 4**: *Match third level folders starting with 202410 and files ending with .csv*, the Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/202410\d*/.*\.csv
+/data/seatunnel/202410\d*/.*.csv
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```

docs/en/connector-v2/source/OssJindoFile.md

@@ -299,7 +299,7 @@ Reader the sheet of the workbook.
 
 ### file_filter_pattern [string]
 
-Filter pattern, which used for filtering files.
+Filter pattern, which used for filtering files.  If you only want to filter based on file names, simply write the regular file names; If you want to filter based on the file directory at the same time, the expression needs to start with `path`.
 
 The pattern follows standard regular expressions. For details, please refer to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression.
 There are some examples.
@@ -316,22 +316,22 @@ Matching Rules Example:
 
 **Example 1**: *Match all .txt files*，Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/20241001/.*\.txt
+.*.txt
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241001/report.txt
 ```
 **Example 2**: *Match all file starting with abc*，Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/20241002/abc.*
+abc.*
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abch202410.csv
 /data/seatunnel/20241002/abcg202410.csv
 ```
-**Example 3**: *Match all file starting with abc，And the fourth character is either h or g*, the Regular Expression:
+**Example 3**: *Match all files starting with abc in folder 20241007，And the fourth character is either h or g*, the Regular Expression:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abc[h,g].*
 ```
@@ -341,7 +341,7 @@ The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 **Example 4**: *Match third level folders starting with 202410 and files ending with .csv*, the Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/202410\d*/.*\.csv
+/data/seatunnel/202410\d*/.*.csv
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```

docs/en/connector-v2/source/S3File.md

@@ -257,12 +257,12 @@ default `\n`
 
 ### file_filter_pattern [string]
 
-Filter pattern, which used for filtering files.
+Filter pattern, which used for filtering files.  If you only want to filter based on file names, simply write the regular file names; If you want to filter based on the file directory at the same time, the expression needs to start with `path`.
 
 The pattern follows standard regular expressions. For details, please refer to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression.
 There are some examples.
 
-File Structure Example:
+If the `path` is `/data/setunnel`, and the file structure example is:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241001/report.txt
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abch202410.csv
@@ -274,22 +274,22 @@ Matching Rules Example:
 
 **Example 1**: *Match all .txt files*，Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/20241001/.*\.txt
+.*.txt
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241001/report.txt
 ```
 **Example 2**: *Match all file starting with abc*，Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/20241002/abc.*
+abc.*
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abch202410.csv
 /data/seatunnel/20241002/abcg202410.csv
 ```
-**Example 3**: *Match all file starting with abc，And the fourth character is either h or g*, the Regular Expression:
+**Example 3**: *Match all files starting with abc in folder 20241007，And the fourth character is either h or g*, the Regular Expression:
 ```
 /data/seatunnel/20241007/abc[h,g].*
 ```
@@ -299,7 +299,7 @@ The result of this example matching is:
 ```
 **Example 4**: *Match third level folders starting with 202410 and files ending with .csv*, the Regular Expression:
 ```
-/data/seatunnel/202410\d*/.*\.csv
+/data/seatunnel/202410\d*/.*.csv
 ```
 The result of this example matching is:
 ```