On Tue, 30 Jan 2001, Paul Lussier wrote:
> I haven't read Ben's response yet, so I don't know if your question has
> been answered, but in the name of TMTOWTDI, I offer this as a potential
> solution:
That is pretty much what I did, except I used a recursive shell function
instead of "find", and I also did some elementary checking to prevent
overwriting files if (1) the new name already existed or (2) the file name was
already entirely lowercase.
> You could also probably solve this with 1-2 lines of perlcode as well :)
I was going to take you up on this, but the Perl code would so closely
match the shell code that it would be uninteresting. If I think of a neat
way to abuse the idea, I'll post it (assuming Kevin Clark doesn't beat me
to it). ;-)
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