This is my take on the missing help page „reverse engineered” from the source code, since there is no help as described above.
(I have used this source code: http://purrr.sourcearchive.com/documentation/0.8~prerelease/renamer_8py- source.html) The purrr expressions should be written in angled brackets: e.g. [N] and should not contain spaces inside these brackets. They are only described with spaces for readability purposes below. The possible expressions are: * Counter: C digit1 [,[+-]digit2] [,[+-]digit3] [,digit4] * digit1 - Counter identification. Specifying a unique number will result different possible counters. So it is possible to have 2 different counters, one incrementing by 1 and the other incrementing by 2 from zero. It is important to specify different identifier numbers here, otherwise the counters will behave the same. * digit2 - starting value of the counter * digit3 - increment * digit4 - display width (number of digits in the counter, padded with zeroes from left if needed) * Examples: * [c,,,2] two digits wide counter incrementing from zero by one * [c,1,1,2] same as above, but specifying every parameter * [c1,,,2]-[c2,0,2,2] two different counters for each file name. The first is 2 digits wide and increments from zero by 1, the second is also 2 digits wide but increments from zero by 2. (Although I am still puzzled for a user case of this example.) * Note: having negative increments will result in unexpected display * Name: N [_!] [digit1:digit2] * ! - Uppercase conversion * _ - Underscore character to space conversion * digit1 - start of substring * digit2 - end of substring * Examples: * [n] - The whole filename * [n5:10] - The filename from character 5 to character 10 * [n:10] - The first 10 characters of the filename * [n5:] - The filename from character 5 to the last character * [n!] - The filename converted to all uppercase * Base name (filename without extension): B [_!] [digit1:digit2] * Usage is the same as with the name expression. * Extension: E [_!] [digit1:digit2] * Usage is the same as with the name expression. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/361550 Title: Help button does nothing To manage notifications about this bug go to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/purrr/+bug/361550/+subscriptions -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
