On Wednesday 27 March 2002 04:32 am, Adam Murdoch wrote:
> > -----Original Message-----
> Unfortunately, to solve your particular problem, I think you will have to
> write your own mapper implementation. It's not particularaly hard -
> implement FileNameMapper to do the appropriate conversion, compile it up,
> and use <mapper classname=".." /> to use it.
Not to discount that approach, but if you just need this as a one-time fix,
you could use something like this from the shell:
for d in $(find test -type d | sort -r); do
newname=$(echo $d | perl -pe 's/_(\w+)$/$1/;')
test "$d" = "$newname" && continue
mv $d $newname
done
Here's what it looks like on my machine:
stephan@cheyenne:~/tmp> rm -fr test; mkdir -p test/_foo/_bar; mkdir -p
test/_one/_two
stephan@cheyenne:~/tmp> find test
test
test/_foo
test/_foo/_bar
test/_one
test/_one/_two
stephan@cheyenne:~/tmp> for d in $(find test -type d | sort -r); do
newname=$(echo $d | perl -pe 's/_(\w+)$/$1/;'); test "$d" = "$newname"
&& continue; mv $d $newname; done
stephan@cheyenne:~/tmp> find test
test
test/foo
test/foo/bar
test/one
test/one/two
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