Does not work if I don't use a dot at the beginning of the extension.
.tar -> enter -> works
tar -> enter -> nothing happens
I use an extract() function on my shell initialization files. It deals with most formats for me.
Anyway nice to see it implemented on a web interface, the source code is really brief :-)
Right now it supports tar, tar.gz, tar.bz, tar.bz2 and zip. If you want to deal with more formats, you have plenty of places to look for the 'ext => cmd' relation:
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Does not work if I don't use a dot at the beginning of the extension.
I use an extract() function on my shell initialization files. It deals with most formats for me.Anyway nice to see it implemented on a web interface, the source code is really brief :-)
Right now it supports tar, tar.gz, tar.bz, tar.bz2 and zip. If you want to deal with more formats, you have plenty of places to look for the 'ext => cmd' relation:
Maybe because you're expected to type the full filename, for example crash34_master.tar.gz