neogeo.zip is the BIOS file for NeoGeo games, which apparently needs to be in the ROMS folder for the FBA plugins. There's no need to display it.
[b-l] catches any disks/tracks/sids/tapes named "B" through "L". Which admittedly, i haven't found many that go past, say, "D" when labeling things using the alphabet instead of numbers, but that's what that catches. I ended it at "L" because if you do "M", you start catching things in the regex you don't want, e.g. any game named "Track Meet" for example.
If you have a game that you don't want caught in the fileskip regex that matches with that, you can eliminate the space between it and the subsquent thing to let the fileskip regex pass over it. e.g., "NBA Courtside 2 ft. Kobe Bryant" can be re-named "NBA Courtside2 ft. Kobe Bryant" (that's an N64 title)
Or, here's a theoretical example, say you have a game file named .... idk, how about "Side Kick.rom" (i know there's some games like this on Arcade consoles, but they all use filenams without any type of spaces or anything so it doesn't matter).
So let's say you have "Side Kick.rom" or "Side_Kick.rom" or something. If you rename it to "Sidekick.rom", the fileskip regex will still pass over. If you leav the space or underscore or hyphen in, that game won't show up in your ROMs list.
[b-l] catches any disks/tracks/sids/tapes named "B" through "L". Which admittedly, i haven't found many that go past, say, "D" when labeling things using the alphabet instead of numbers, but that's what that catches. I ended it at "L" because if you do "M", you start catching things in the regex you don't want, e.g. any game named "Track Meet" for example.
If you have a game that you don't want caught in the fileskip regex that matches with that, you can eliminate the space between it and the subsquent thing to let the fileskip regex pass over it. e.g., "NBA Courtside 2 ft. Kobe Bryant" can be re-named "NBA Courtside2 ft. Kobe Bryant" (that's an N64 title)
Or, here's a theoretical example, say you have a game file named .... idk, how about "Side Kick.rom" (i know there's some games like this on Arcade consoles, but they all use filenams without any type of spaces or anything so it doesn't matter).
So let's say you have "Side Kick.rom" or "Side_Kick.rom" or something. If you rename it to "Sidekick.rom", the fileskip regex will still pass over. If you leav the space or underscore or hyphen in, that game won't show up in your ROMs list.