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I suggest that empty lines should be ignored when <!-- include:js(list:vendorList) --> syntax is used.
At least the last empty line should since in many cases people set their IDEs/editors to add an empty line at the end of each saved file.

Support for full RegEx patterns would be extremely helpful, and expected (works for the grunt counterpart)

<!-- include:js(system/**/!(*.module).js) -->

Hi im new in gulp, how should write includeSources functions for selecting my js file?

Will this work with html files?

bower_components/jquery/dist/jquery.min.js
bower_components/angular/angular.min.js

?

this does not work:

gulp.task 'index', ->
  gulp.src dir.src + '/index.jade'
    .pipe $.jade({pretty: true})
    .pipe $.includeSource()
    .pipe gulp.dest(dir.tmp)

Currently the matching regular expression does not allow any inner parenthesis. By changing line 19 from return contents.match(/<!--\s+include:([a-z]+)\(([^)]+)\)\s+-->/); to 'return contents.match(//);' users can now add full glob filters.

Ex.
Currently this include will fail and be passed over because it has inner parenthesis.
<!-- include:js(app/*/**/+(*.module|module).js) -->

There is a problem which can result in nothing being added to the output html file.

I dug around a bit and the solution seems to be to include an option to specify the location of the javascript files that are to be included.

The current code assumes that the js/css files are located relative to the input file but that doesn't work once you start to do thing like build it with jade e.g.

gulp.src('./src/jade/*.jade')
.pipe(jade())
.pipe(includeSource())
.pipe(gulp.dest('./app'));

It is looking in ./src/jade for my scripts and I need a way to tell it to look in ./app or maybe ./src/js