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Add more special cases in extarrange script. #7
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@rootCircle I have made required changes. Kindly review it.
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RegEx is something you'll find much useful in your daily lives, so I'd highly recommend working on this issue
extarrange script arranges all the files in a given folder into a folder named by their extension. It can be used to group up the files under your Downloads folder for example.
There are special cases added in the script which restricts similar file types like tar based files ending with .tar.gz or .tgz to be same as .tar files and hence places them into folder of name tar instead. Do add more similar special cases by writing their regex.
Refer https://regex101.com/ & https://github.com/ziishaned/learn-regex/ for explaination and writing regex patterns.
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