Wildcards in Web Source: Path Rules

Hello,
I am evaluating UltraSearch Release 9.2.0.1 coming with Database V9.2.0.3 on Solaris.
I want to exclude some URL from being crawled using Wildcards when defining an Exclusion Path Rule for a Web Source, e.g. excluding URLs with ending "_de.html"; so
the URL index.html, index_en.html etc. will be crawled, index_de.html will not.
It is possible using WILDCARDS in Path Rules, I found nothing about this topic in Ulrasearch-Documentation?
Regards,
Wolfgang

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