Links Sorter

[CJ]

I upload files all at once so its like 10 stuffs at a time. & 3 different file hosts. I am trying to do is sort this links based on the name of the stuff

Example: I have this links

INPUT
http://RS.com/file1.part01.rar
http://RS.com/file1.part02.rar
http://RS.com/file2.part01.rar
http://RS.com/file2.part02.rar
http://FS.com/file1.part01.rar
http://FS.com/file1.part02.rar
http://FS.com/file2.part01.rar
http://FS.com/file2.part02.rar
http://HF.com/file1.part01.rar
http://HF.com/file1.part02.rar
http://HF.com/file2.part01.rar
http://HF.com/file2.part02.rar

I want this as to be arranged based on the stuff name i.e. file1, file2. The ouput should be like
output
http://RS.com/file1.part01.rar
http://RS.com/file1.part02.rar
http://FS.com/file1.part01.rar
http://FS.com/file1.part02.rar
http://HF.com/file1.part01.rar
http://HF.com/file1.part02.rar

http://RS.com/file2.part01.rar
http://RS.com/file2.part02.rar
http://FS.com/file2.part01.rar
http://FS.com/file2.part02.rar
http://HF.com/file2.part01.rar
http://HF.com/file2.part02.rar

Do u guys have any idea to make this work. I am trying this for some time now. But I failed miserably

Note : Please I dont want to sort the links. Sorting is easy & I already have sorted list. I need output in particular format as seen in example. Links of one stuff with diffFilehost at a time. Its not as u guys are thinking.

CJ Reviewed by CJ on 24th Sep 2010. Links Sorter I upload files all at once so its like 10 stuffs at a time. & 3 different file hosts. I am trying to do is sort this links based on the name of the stuff Example: I have this links INPUT http://RS.com/file1.part01.rar http://RS.com/file1.part02.rar http://RS.com/file2.part01.rar http://RS.com/file2.part02.rar http://FS.com/file1.part01.rar Rating: 5

[pioneer_fawad]

simply sort it by hand lol

[CJ]

^plz dont use ur brain too much. It is dangerous for u.
Please mate need serious reply. This part wastes most of my time.

[geskill]

hey,
you need to extract the filename "file1.part01.rar" or "file2.part02.rar" (using last delimiter "/"). Well, now remove the file ext ".rar", ".zip" ... and again check if there is something like "part" in the filename -> remove the file extension again. For some file-hosters you maybe need to remove the "htm" or "html" first [depends i.e. netload.in ].
Okay now you have the filename only, without the file extension and you can compare "file1" != "file2" but "file1" == "file1" ...

i hope this helps

[CJ]

hey,
you need to extract the filename "file1.part01.rar" or "file2.part02.rar" (using last delimiter "/"). Well, now remove the file ext ".rar", ".zip" ... and again check if there is something like "part" in the filename -> remove the file extension again. For some file-hosters you maybe need to remove the "htm" or "html" first [depends i.e. netload.in ].
Okay now you have the filename only, without the file extension and you can compare "file1" != "file2" but "file1" == "file1" ...

i hope this helps

Lol do u think I havent tried that. Its not working that way around.

bash scripting lol

is that you need ?

one liner..

use linux sort command with number option

sort -n

Lol the part u are showing can be done easily. Just see example of input & output its differnt from what u just said. I need the links of one stuff altogether (with different filehosts mirror)
All part of 1st stuff on RS
All part of 1st stuff on FS
All part of 1st stuff on HF

All part of 2nd stuff on RS
All part of 2nd stuff on FS
All part of 2nd stuff on HF
See example plz

yea desi thts wht he exactly needs

What the fuck u think lol. That wasnt i needed. See example

[geskill]

Lol do u think I havent tried that. Its not working that way around.

it will work and you will get these two link-blocks you've posted ([EDIT] not yet completely sorted[/EDIT]). After this you have to sort the hoster-names. Maybe you should make a system for different hoster declarations but the same hoster (uploaded.to // ul.to ...) [remove ".www"].
Finally you need to sort the parts, i recommend to use regular expressions i.e.:
Use the second match for getting the part-index

(7z\.|part|r|[.][0-9])([0-9]+)

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If you understand everything you ll see that you have to do this in 3 steps, in my first post i've give you a hint how you can start...

[desiboy]

bash scripting lol

Input




Output



is that what you need ?

one liner..

use linux sort command with number option

sort -n

[Mind Freak]

yea desi thts wht he exactly needs

[desiboy]

ok..got it..
I will try

[CJ]

thanks Dude. & it would be better if u use PHP