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! Thankfully, the guys from the list gave the 'rename' hint and it's working for now. But please let me know of any other solution. The only question is how to find out so many 'commands' on Linux! After the suggestion and seeing the results I went for some explanation.... and find none, except for the man pages! Does any body know how to find a ' list ' of resources from Linux? Tks, Ricardo Castanho >Hello Ricardo, >I was actually considering writing a bash script of this very feature today! >the problem is that you cant do "mv dcp_0*.jpg pics-*.jpg" or the like >in linux. DOS allows for "ren dcp_0*.jpg pics-*.jpg" but they have to be >the same number or characters... >I will check this out now. It should not be too hard to do... MY LAST >WORDS... >JG >Ricardo Castanho de O. Freitas wrote: >> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >> Hash: SHA1 >> How can I rename large number of files? >> They follow a standard and and numbered sequencially. >> The idea is to give a meaningful name to them. >> TIA -- delivery NOT reliable => [EMAIL PROTECTED] ========================================================== Linux user # 102240 => Machine # 96125 => Seti@home user ==========================================================
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