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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
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# before|||30.11.10|||olli|||Rename files recursively|||This script renames all filesnames (and dirs) in a specified path with specified Regex'es in a specified regex-file.<br>For e.g. to rename change the character a in all filenames to b and y into z you can create a regex file e.g. /tmp/rename with the following lines:<pre>s/a/b/g;</pre><pre>s/y/z/g;</pre># Then you run this command with the following options:<pre># $0 -p /path/in/which/you/want/to/rename -r /tmp/rename</pre>
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# after
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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
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# === Strict Perl ===
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use strict;
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-r file\t-> The file with your Substuitutions
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-v\t-> Be verbose
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-s\t-> Dry (simulation) run
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-u file\t-> Undo a job. You have to specify an undo file. The undo-files are in the .gtc-rename in your homedir: ~/.gtc-rename
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-u file\t-> Undo a job. You have to specify an undo file. The undo-files are in the .gtc-rename in yout homedir: ~/.gtc-rename
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";
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exit 1;
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}
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