rename

问题 I want to rename a directory, only if the target does not exist. To do this the syntax should be mv -n -T my/dir my/dirNew Where -n means "don't overwrite" and -T means "don't move into the target" (https://askubuntu.com/a/763915/461996) Unfortunately, -T is not an option on OSX, so any scripts making use of it won't work for OSX. So, how can I rename a directory only if it won't overwrite one? I've checked, and rename is not a standard I can depend on. 回答1: If its not necessary for you to

问题 I have three files named file1.txt file2.txt file3.txt I am trying to rename them to mynewfile-1.txt mynewfile-2.txt mynewfile-3.txt How would I go about this using regular expressions? 回答1: Try this : rename -n 's/^file/mynewfile-/' *.txt or from comments : rename -n 's/^file(\d+)/mynewfile-${1}-test/' *.txt ___ ____ ^ ^ capturing group | captured group (remove -n switch when your tests are OK) There are other tools with the same name which may or may not be able to do this, so be careful.

问题 In the Google documentation about it is not written, I use retrofit 2. Help. Write what request should be sent and what parameters to transmit interface: @PATCH("drive/v3/files/{fileId}") @Multipart Call<ResponseBody> renameFileGoogle( @Path("fileId")String fileId, @Part MultipartBody.Part metaPart ); call metod: public void renameMetod(String id, String title) { String content = "{\"name\": \"" + title + "\"}"; MediaType contentType = MediaType.parse("application/json; charset=UTF-8");

问题 edit : see the bottom for my eventual solution I have a directory of ~12,700 text files. They have names like this: 1 - Re/ Report Novenator public call for bury - by Lizbett on Thu, 10 Sep 2009.txt Where the leading digital increments with each file (e.g. the last file in the directory begins with "12,700 - "). Unfortunately, the files are not timesorted, and I need them to be. Luckily I have a separate CSV file where the ID numbers are mapped e.g. the 1 in the example above should really be

问题 This question already has answers here : Bash script to remove 'x' amount of characters the end of multiple filenames in a directory? (3 answers) Closed 2 years ago . So pretty simple question. All of the files in my directory are of the form 6bfefb348d746eca288c6d62f6ebec04_0.jpg . I want them to look like 6bfefb348d746eca288c6d62f6ebec04.jpg . Essentially, I want to take off the _0 at the end of every file name. How would I go about doing this with bash? 回答1: With Perl's standalone rename

问题 A Client of me had the follwing Problem: He has a Webcam that Uploads Pictures to a FTP Folder. Unfortunaly the Webcam does Upload each File seperatly (Webcam_Eglisauxxxxxx.jpg) xxxxx stands for a Timestamp from the Webcam. There is no Way to achive that the Webcam by herself just overrides the latest file :( Now i Need a php script to check against new Files in this Directory and rename it to a given Name. (Webcam_Eglisau_Image.jpg) I know that this Need the rename function but i have no

问题 I have a List<string> where I would want to replace all duplicates with an added number to them. An example would be: {"Ply0", "Ply+45", "Ply-45", "Ply0"} I would like each "Ply0" to have a unique name, so replace them with "Ply0_1" and "Ply0_2" . It is important that the order of the list stays the same. Afterwards the list should look like this: {"Ply0_1", "Ply+45", "Ply-45", "Ply0_2"} I have tried first finding the duplicates with LINQ but I am new to it and also have trouble replacing

问题 I have a large number of filenames that have been poorly written which I would like to clean up. The idea is to reformat the names so that they are more sensible. Here are some examples: 01harpharm_3.1.aiff 1 01harpmute_2.6.aiff 1 01harpmute_2.6.aiff 2 01harpmute_2.6.aiff 3 01harpmute_2.6.aiff 4 If we look at the last example, the goal would be to rewrite 01harpmute_2.6.aiff 4 as 01harpmute_2.6.4.aiff . I would like to use bash for this, either via a script (for loop), find, rename, or a

问题 I have folders that follow the pattern like this: C:\root folder\grandparent folder\parent folder\00001.pdf C:\root folder\grandparent folder\parent folder\00002.pdf I would like to rename the pdfs to something like root folder-grandparent folder-parent folder.1.pdf and root folder-grandparent folder-parent folder.2.pdf etc. and if possible move this file up to the root folder level. I found this powershell script that does something similar but it only takes the parent folder name. This is

问题 I have a sequence of files: image001.jpg image002.jpg image003.jpg Can you help me with a bash script that copies the images in reverse order so that the final result is: image001.jpg image002.jpg image003.jpg image004.jpg <-- copy of image003.jpg image005.jpg <-- copy of image002.jpg image006.jpg <-- copy of image001.jpg The text in parentheses is not part of the file name. Why do I need it? I am creating video from a sequence of images and would like the video to play "forwards" and then