Critics have remarked that those four worthies were truly peerless throughout the ages; yet the present falls short of the past—the ancients favored unadorned simplicity, whereas the moderns prefer refined elegance. Styles of substance and ornament rise and fall in succession, shifting with the changing mores of the times; such evolution is simply the natural order of things. The ideal lies in honoring antiquity without clashing with the present, and embracing modernity without succumbing to its flaws—embodying that perfect balance of substance and refinement that defines the true gentleman. There is surely no need to abandon a carved palace in favor of a cave dwelling, or to trade a jade carriage for a primitive cart with solid wooden wheels.🌌 SpectraShell
# Midnight Commander 3.0 extension file
# Warning: Structure of this file has changed completely with version 3.0
#
# All lines starting with # or empty lines are thrown away.
# Lines starting in the first column should have following format:
#
# keyword/descNL, i.e. everything after keyword/ until new line is desc
#
# keyword can be:
#
# shell (desc is, when starting with a dot, any extension (no wildcars),
# i.e. matches all the files *desc . Example: .tar matches *.tar;
# if it doesn't start with a dot, it matches only a file of that name)
#
# shell/i (desc is, when starting with a dot, any extension (no wildcars),
# The same as shell but with case insensitive.
#
# regex (desc is an extended regular expression)
# Please note that we are using the GNU regex library and thus
# \| matches the literal | and | has special meaning (or) and
# () have special meaning and \( \) stand for literal ( ).
#
# regex/i (desc is an extended regular expression)
# The same as regex but with case insensitive.
#
# type (file matches this if `file %f` matches regular expression desc
# (the filename: part from `file %f` is removed))
#
# type/i (file matches this if `file %f` matches regular expression desc)
# The same as type but with case insensitive.
#
# directory (matches any directory matching regular expression desc)
#
# include (matches an include directive)
#
# default (matches any file no matter what desc is)
#
# Other lines should start with a space or tab and should be in the format:
#
# keyword=commandNL (with no spaces around =), where keyword should be:
#
# Open (if the user presses Enter or doubleclicks it),
#
# View (F3), Edit (F4)
#
# Include is the keyword used to add any further entries from an include/
# section
#
# command is any one-line shell command, with the following substitutions:
#
# %% -> % character
# %p -> name of the current file (without path, but pwd is its path).
# Also provided to external application as MC_EXT_BASENAME
# global variable
# %f -> name of the current file. Unlike %p, if file is located on a
# non-local virtual filesystem, i.e. either tarfs or ftpfs,
# then the file will be temporarily copied into a local directory
# and %f will be the full path to this local temporal file.
# If you don't want to get a local copy and want to get the
# virtual fs path (like /#ftp:ftp.cvut.cz/pub/hungry/xword), then
# use %d/%p instead of %f.
# Also provided to external application as MC_EXT_FILENAME
# global variable
# %d -> name of the current directory (pwd, without trailing slash)
# Also provided to external application as MC_EXT_CURRENTDIR
# global variable
# %s -> "selected files", i.e. space separated list of tagged files if any
# or name of the current file.
# Also provided to external application as MC_EXT_SELECTED
# global variable
# %t -> list of tagged files
# Also provided to external application as MC_EXT_ONLYTAGGED
# global variable
# %u -> list of tagged files (they'll be untaged after the command)
#
# (If these 6 letters are in uppercase, they refer to the other panel.
# But you shouldn't have to use it in this file.)
#
#
# %cd -> the rest is a path mc should change into (cd won't work, since it's
# a child process). %cd handles even vfs names.
#
# %view -> the command you type will be piped into mc's internal file viewer
# if you type only the %view and no command, viewer will load %f file
# instead (i.e. no piping, so it is different to %view cat %f)
# %view may be directly followed by {} with a list of any of
# ascii (Ascii mode), hex (Hex mode), nroff (color highlighting for
# text using backspace for bold and underscore) and unform
# (no highlighting for nroff sequences) separated by commas.
#
# %var -> You use it like this: %var{VAR:default}. This macro will expand
# to the value of the VAR variable in the environment if it's set
# otherwise the value in default will be used. This is similar to
# the Bourne shell ${VAR-default} construct.
#
# Rules are applied from top to bottom, thus the order is important.
# If some actions are missing, search continues as if this target didn't
# match (i.e. if a file matches the first and second entry and View action
# is missing in the first one, then on pressing F3 the View action from
# the second entry will be used. default should catch all the actions.
#
# Any new entries you develop for you are always welcome if they are
# useful on more than one system. You can post your modifications
# as tickets at www.midnight-commander.org
### Changes ###
#
# Reorganization: 2012-03-07 Slava Zanko <slavazanko@gmail.com>
### GIT Repo ###
# gitfs changeset
regex/^\[git\]
Open=%cd %p/changesetfs://
View=%cd %p/patchsetfs://
### Archives ###
# .tgz, .tpz, .tar.gz, .tar.z, .tar.Z, .ipk, .gem
regex/\.t([gp]?z|ar\.g?[zZ])$|\.ipk$|\.gem$
Open=%cd %p/utar://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view tar.gz
shell/.tar.bz
# Open=%cd %p/utar://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view tar.bzip
regex/\.t(ar\.bz2|bz2?|b2)$
Open=%cd %p/utar://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view tar.bzip2
# .tar.lzma, .tlz
regex/\.t(ar\.lzma|lz)$
Open=%cd %p/utar://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view tar.lzma
# .tar.lz
shell/.tar.lz
Open=%cd %p/utar://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view tar.lz
# .tar.lz4, .tlz4
regex/\.t(ar\.lz4|lz4)$
Open=%cd %p/utar://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view tar.lz4
# .tar.xz, .txz
regex/\.t(ar\.xz|xz)$
Open=%cd %p/utar://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view tar.xz
# .tar.F - used in QNX
shell/.tar.F
# Open=%cd %p/utar://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view tar.F
# .qpr/.qpk - QNX Neutrino package installer files
regex/\.qp[rk]$
Open=%cd %p/utar://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view tar.qpr
# tar
shell/i/.tar
Open=%cd %p/utar://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view tar
# lha
type/^LHa\ .*archive
Open=%cd %p/ulha://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view lha
# arj
regex/i/\.a(rj|[0-9][0-9])$
Open=%cd %p/uarj://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view arj
# cab
shell/i/.cab
Open=%cd %p/ucab://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view cab
# ha
shell/i/.ha
Open=%cd %p/uha://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view ha
# rar
regex/i/\.r(ar|[0-9][0-9])$
Open=%cd %p/urar://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view rar
# ALZip
shell/i/.alz
Open=%cd %p/ualz://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view alz
# cpio
shell/.cpio.Z
Open=%cd %p/ucpio://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view cpio.z
shell/.cpio.lz
Open=%cd %p/ucpio://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view cpio.lz
shell/.cpio.lz4
Open=%cd %p/ucpio://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view cpio.lz4
shell/.cpio.xz
Open=%cd %p/ucpio://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view cpio.xz
shell/.cpio.gz
Open=%cd %p/ucpio://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view cpio.gz
shell/i/.cpio
Open=%cd %p/ucpio://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view cpio
# initrd
regex/^(initramfs.*\.img|initrd(-.+)?\.img(-.+)?)$
Open=%cd %p/ucpio://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view cpio
# 7zip archives (they are not man pages)
shell/i/.7z
Open=%cd %p/u7z://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view 7z
# patch
regex/\.(diff|patch)(\.bz2)$
Open=%cd %p/patchfs://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view bz2
regex/\.(diff|patch)(\.(gz|Z))$
Open=%cd %p/patchfs://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view gz
regex/\.(diff|patch)(\.xz)$
Open=%cd %p/patchfs://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view xz
# ls-lR
regex/(^|\.)ls-?lR(\.gz|Z|bz2)$
Open=%cd %p/lslR://
# trpm
shell/.trpm
Open=%cd %p/trpm://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/package.sh view trpm
# RPM packages (SuSE uses *.spm for source packages)
regex/\.(src\.rpm|spm)$
Open=%cd %p/rpm://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/package.sh view src.rpm
shell/.rpm
Open=%cd %p/rpm://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/package.sh view rpm
# deb
regex/\.u?deb$
Open=%cd %p/deb://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/package.sh view deb
# dpkg
shell/.debd
Open=%cd %p/debd://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/package.sh view debd
# apt
shell/.deba
Open=%cd %p/deba://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/package.sh view deba
# ISO9660
shell/i/.iso
Open=%cd %p/iso9660://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/misc.sh view iso9660
regex/\.(diff|patch)$
Open=%cd %p/patchfs://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/misc.sh view cat
# ar library
regex/\.s?a$
Open=%cd %p/uar://
#Open=%view{ascii} ar tv %f
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/misc.sh view ar
# gplib
shell/i/.lib
Open=%cd %p/ulib://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/misc.sh view lib
# Mailboxes
type/^ASCII\ mail\ text
Open=%cd %p/mailfs://
### Sources ###
# C/C++
regex/i/\.(c|cc|cpp)$
Include=editor
# C/C++ header
regex/i/\.(h|hh|hpp)$
Include=editor
# Fortran
shell/i/.f
Include=editor
# Assembler
regex/i/\.(s|asm)$
Include=editor
include/editor
Open=%var{EDITOR:vi} %f
# .so libraries
regex/\.(so|so\.[0-9\.]*)$
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/misc.sh view so
# Object
type/^ELF
#Open=%var{PAGER:more} %f
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/misc.sh view elf
### Documentation ###
# Texinfo
#regex/\.(te?xi|texinfo)$
# GNU Info page
type/^Info\ text
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh open info
shell/.info
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh open info
# Exception: .3gp are video files not manual pages
shell/i/.3gp
Include=video
# Manual page
regex/(([^0-9]|^[^\.]*)\.([1-9][A-Za-z]*|[ln])|\.man)$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh open man %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii,nroff} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh view man %var{PAGER:more}
# Perl pod page
shell/.pod
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh open pod %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii,nroff} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh view pod %var{PAGER:more}
# Troff with me macros.
# Exception - "read.me" is not a nroff file.
shell/read.me
Open=
View=
shell/.me
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh open nroff.me %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii,nroff} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh view nroff.me %var{PAGER:more}
# Troff with ms macros.
shell/.ms
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh open nroff.ms %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii,nroff} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh view nroff.ms %var{PAGER:more}
# Manual page - compressed
regex/([^0-9]|^[^\.]*)\.([1-9][A-Za-z]*|[ln])\.g?[Zz]$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh open man.gz %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii,nroff} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh view man.gz %var{PAGER:more}
regex/([^0-9]|^[^\.]*)\.([1-9][A-Za-z]*|[ln])\.bz$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh open man.bz %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii,nroff} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh view man.bz %var{PAGER:more}
regex/([^0-9]|^[^\.]*)\.([1-9][A-Za-z]*|[ln])\.bz2$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh open man.bz2 %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii,nroff} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh view man.bz2 %var{PAGER:more}
regex/([^0-9]|^[^\.]*)\.([1-9][A-Za-z]*|[ln])\.lz$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh open man.lz %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii,nroff} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh view man.lz %var{PAGER:more}
regex/([^0-9]|^[^\.]*)\.([1-9][A-Za-z]*|[ln])\.lz4$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh open man.lz4 %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii,nroff} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh view man.lz4 %var{PAGER:more}
regex/([^0-9]|^[^\.]*)\.([1-9][A-Za-z]*|[ln])\.lzma$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh open man.lzma %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii,nroff} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh view man.lzma %var{PAGER:more}
regex/([^0-9]|^[^\.]*)\.([1-9][A-Za-z]*|[ln])\.xz$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh open man.xz %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii,nroff} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh view man.xz %var{PAGER:more}
# CHM
shell/i/.chm
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/text.sh open chm
### Images ###
type/^GIF
Include=image
type/^JPEG
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/image.sh view jpeg
Include=image
type/^PC\ bitmap
Include=image
type/^PNG
Include=image
type/^JNG
Include=image
type/^MNG
Include=image
type/^TIFF
Include=image
type/^PBM
Include=image
type/^PGM
Include=image
type/^PPM
Include=image
type/^Netpbm
Include=image
shell/.xcf
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/image.sh open xcf
shell/.xbm
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/image.sh open xbm
shell/.xpm
Include=image
View=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/image.sh view xpm %f
shell/.ico
Include=image
shell/i/.svg
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/image.sh view svg
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/image.sh open svg
include/image
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/image.sh open ALL_FORMATS
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/image.sh view ALL_FORMATS
### Sound files ###
regex/i/\.(wav|snd|voc|au|smp|aiff|snd|m4a|ape|aac|wv)$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/sound.sh open common
regex/i/\.(mod|s3m|xm|it|mtm|669|stm|ult|far)$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/sound.sh open mod
shell/i/.waw22
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/sound.sh open wav22
shell/i/.mp3
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/sound.sh open mp3
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/sound.sh view mp3
regex/i/\.og[gax]$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/sound.sh open ogg
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/sound.sh view ogg
regex/i/\.(spx|flac)$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/sound.sh open common
regex/i/\.(midi?|rmid?)$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/sound.sh open midi
shell/i/.wma
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/sound.sh open wma
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/sound.sh view wma
### Play lists ###
regex/i/\.(m3u|pls)$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/sound.sh open playlist
### Video ###
shell/i/.avi
Include=video
regex/i/\.as[fx]$
Include=video
shell/i/.divx
Include=video
shell/i/.mkv
Include=video
regex/i/\.(mov|qt)$
Include=video
regex/i/\.(mp4|m4v|mpe?g)$
Include=video
# MPEG-2 TS container + H.264 codec
shell/i/.mts
Include=video
shell/i/.ts
Include=video
shell/i/.vob
Include=video
shell/i/.wmv
Include=video
regex/i/\.fl[icv]$
Include=video
shell/i/.ogv
Include=video
regex/i/\.ra?m$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/video.sh open ram
# WebM
shell/i/.webm
Include=video
type/WebM
Include=video
include/video
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/video.sh open ALL_FORMATS
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/video.sh view ALL_FORMATS
### Documents ###
# Postscript
type/^PostScript
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open ps
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh view ps
# PDF
type/^PDF
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open pdf
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh view pdf
# html
regex/i/\.html?$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/web.sh open html
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/web.sh view html
# StarOffice 5.2
shell/.sdw
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open ooffice
# StarOffice 6 and OpenOffice.org formats
regex/i/\.(odt|ott|sxw|stw|ods|ots|sxc|stc|odp|otp|sxi|sti|odg|otg|sxd|std|odb|odf|sxm|odm|sxg)$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open ooffice
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh view odt
# AbiWord
shell/.abw
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open abw
# Gnumeric
shell/i/.gnumeric
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open gnumeric
# Microsoft Word Document
regex/i/\.(do[ct]|wri)$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open msdoc
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh view msdoc
type/^Microsoft\ Word
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open msdoc
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh view msdoc
# RTF document
shell/i/.rtf
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open msdoc
# Microsoft Excel Worksheet
regex/i/\.xl[sw]$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open msxls
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh view msxls
type/^Microsoft\ Excel
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open msxls
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh view msxls
regex/i/\.(ppt|pps)$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open msppt
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh view msppt
# Use OpenOffice.org to open any MS Office documents
type/^Microsoft\ Office\ Document
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open ooffice
# Framemaker
type/^FrameMaker
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open framemaker
# DVI
shell/i/.dvi
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open dvi
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh view dvi
# TeX
shell/i/.tex
Include=editor
# DjVu
regex/i/\.djvu?$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open djvu
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh view djvu
# Comic Books
regex/i/\.cb[zr]$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open comic
# Epub & mobi
regex/i/\.(epub|mobi)$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh open epub
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/doc.sh view epub
### Miscellaneous ###
# Compiled Java classes
shell/.class
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/misc.sh view javaclass
# Makefile
regex/^[Mm]akefile$
Open=make -f %f %{Enter parameters}
# Imakefile
shell/Imakefile
Open=xmkmf -a
# Makefile.PL (MakeMaker)
regex/^Makefile\.(PL|pl)$
Open=%var{PERL:perl} %f
# sqlite3.db
type/^SQLite 3.x database
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/misc.sh open sqlite
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/misc.sh view sqlite
# dbf
shell/i/.dbf
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/misc.sh open dbf
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/misc.sh view dbf
# REXX script
regex/\.(rexx?|cmd)$
Open=rexx %f %{Enter parameters};echo "Press ENTER";read y
# Disk images for Commodore computers (VIC20, C64, C128)
shell/i/.d64
Open=%cd %p/uc1541://
View=%view{ascii} c1541 %f -list
Extract=c1541 %f -extract
# Glade, a user interface designer for GTK+ and GNOME
shell/i/.glade
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/misc.sh open glade
# Gettext Catalogs
regex/\.g?mo$
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/misc.sh view mo
# po
shell/.po
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/misc.sh open po
# lyx
shell/i/.lyx
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/misc.sh open lyx
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/misc.sh view lyx
# torrent
shell/i/.torrent
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/misc.sh view torrent
### Plain compressed files ###
# ace
shell/i/.ace
Open=%cd %p/uace://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view ace
Extract=unace x %f
# arc
shell/i/.arc
Open=%cd %p/uarc://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view arc
Extract=arc x %f '*'
Extract (with flags)=I=%{Enter any Arc flags:}; if test -n "$I"; then arc x $I %f; fi
# zip
shell/i/.zip
Open=%cd %p/uzip://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view zip
# zip
type/i/^zip\ archive
Open=%cd %p/uzip://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view zip
# jar(zip)
type/i/^Java\ (Jar\ file|archive)\ data\ \((zip|JAR)\)
Open=%cd %p/uzip://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view zip
# zoo
shell/i/.zoo
Open=%cd %p/uzoo://
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view zoo
# gzip
type/^gzip
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view gz %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view gz
regex/\.(gz|Z)$
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view gz
# bzip2
type/^bzip2
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view bzip2 %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view bz2
regex/\.bz2?$
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view bz2
# bzip
type/^bzip
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view bzip %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view bzip
# compress
type/^compress
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view gz %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view gz
# lz
regex/\.lz$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view lz %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view lz
# lz
type/^LZIP
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view lz %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view lz
# lz4
regex/\.lz4$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view lz4 %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view lz4
# lzma
regex/\.lzma$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view lzma %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view lzma
# xz
regex/\.xz$
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view xz %var{PAGER:more}
View=%view{ascii} /usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh view xz
# Parity Archive
type/^Parity\ Archive\ Volume\ Set
Open=/usr/libexec/mc/ext.d/archive.sh open par2
### Default ###
# Default target for anything not described above
default/*
Open=
View=
### EOF ###
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