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#1055 in Command line utilities
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rrn: regex-repalce-name
batch rename files/dirs by regex.
Tribute to f2.
Currently, it has an issue #120 which it cannot replace filenames or folders containing spaces.
However, this is a common usage scenario. As a temporary solution, I've created a small tool to address this.
It's just a simple toy.
Usage
$ rrn
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rrn a rename file / directory tool.
-f <pattern>, necessary: true
from pattern
-t <pattern>, necessary: true
to pattern
-d, optional, default: none
rename directories or files, default is rename files.
-x, optional, default: dry run
execution the rename process
-h, output help message
-v, output version info
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Example
$ ls
acca.txt accca.txt acccca.txt a.txt
$ rrn -f a -t b
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| from | to | status |
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| a.txt | b.txt | OK |
| acccca.txt | bccccb.txt | OK |
| accca.txt | bcccb.txt | OK |
| acca.txt | bccb.txt | OK |
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This is dryrun. Execute with '-x' to execute.
$ rrn -f a -t b -x
Move "a.txt" => "b.txt"
Move "acccca.txt" => "bccccb.txt"
Move "accca.txt" => "bcccb.txt"
Move "acca.txt" => "bccb.txt"
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