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On 5/28/07, Joshua D. Abraham <jabra-1vnkWVZi4QaVc3sceRu5cw at public.gmane.org> wrote: > for those of you who know me i don't like python. I'm sorry to hear that :-) Yes, the script I sent was by a noob, but it got the job done! Perl is fine too, just keep it simple and logical. I still haven't figured out why I was unable to rename the files I had, which is a first for me. It had to do with a special character, which may have been UTF-8 in the file name. Depending on the tools I used (sed, rename, grep, sh, bash, dash) the file name would be displayed differently as it traversed various tools. This caused many issues. I didn't really look into it very far, but it might be nice to explore the file name problem for nefarious means at some point! In the end, I just thought I would post the script here because I know a lot of people on this list are probably not programmers and don't want to hack out some code of their own. I was just too lazy. And now I'll probably use jabra's script instead when rename fails on some weird file names...heh (Yes, the rename command is native, so why would you need anything else?) > here is what i use to rename files > > http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/jabra/code/rename.pl Very clean and nice. A+ :-) -- Kristian Hermansen -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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