Magic Files

MAG

1. The prefix “mag” is common in all filenames, possibly an abbreviation for “magic.”

2. A three-digit number follows the prefix, potentially indicating different categories or types of magic spells and summons.

3. An underscore connects the number with a single character, which could represent different properties or attributes of the spells and summons.

4. A dot separates the character from a combination of letters and numbers that might indicate variations, sequences, or levels of the respective spells and summons.

Regular Expressions

1. All Files: ^mag\d{3}_[a-z]\.([0-9a-z]+|dat)$

2. Basename: ^mag\d{3}_[a-z]

3. Extension with Leading letter followed by 1 digit (e.g., h.0): \.[a-z]\d$

4. Extension with Leading letter followed by 2 digits (e.g., b.10): \.[a-z]\d{2}$

5. Extension with Leading digit followed by a letter and 1 digit (e.g., 1t0): \.\d[a-z]\d$

6. Extension with Leading digit followed by a letter and 2 digits (e.g., 2s10): \.\d[a-z]\d{2}$

7. Extension with “.dat”: \.dat$

8. Files that don’t match the above start with “ma8def_p” (magic files?): ^ma8def_p\.\d$