On Mon, 28 Jan 2002, J. Grant wrote: Hi,
You want to add the extension right? I can't give it a try now but I renamed 'processed0001.wav' to 'nice-name0001.wav' with no problem! the first example sent to me was: rename a a_ * And it worked all right, then I thought why the '_' and worked again! So you got to have something to trade for ;-) On your case you have only pic but no extension to exchange for .jpg! If you find a solution, please tell us! Ricardo Castanho >I just checked, and rename does not seem to support renaming files such >as pic1, pic2 -> pic1.jpg pic2.jpg etc? or does it? > >it seems to require something to swap, the from option but if I want to >add at the end I can not. > >I think there are better ways to do this using a bash script and mv, i >am sure others have done this already. > >JG > >Ricardo Castanho de O. Freitas wrote: > >> On Mon, 28 Jan 2002, J. Grant wrote: >> >> Hi, JG, >> >> Thanks for the attention! >> >> I've 'managed' it, for the time being with 'rename' but, it does not >> covers all the details, i.e., on my case after long, long hours of >> recording audio cassettes, mastering, signal processing and etc... >> I've been using gramofile for this work and it does have 'default' name >> for the recording and the final audio sample. At the beginning, it was not >> a big deal but, after reaching +15Gb of *.wav samples to manage and burn >> CD's....wow then it was a BIG trouble! >> > > > > -- delivery NOT reliable => [EMAIL PROTECTED] ========================================================== Linux user # 102240 => Machine # 96125 => Seti@home user ==========================================================
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