rename

问题 Goal: To obtain images with the same name as column B: I currently have the images in column A stored locally as JPEGS. I also have an excel document with the files that need to be renamed. I want to: Copy Image from folder (ie. BEVBB48GSY1B.jpg) Rename File to next cell in the rows text (ie. BEV-BB48GSY1B.jpg) Automatically move on to the next Row to do the same (ie. BEVBB48GSY1B copied and renamed to BEV-BB48GSY1B27) Any ideas on which programming I need to be using or where to start?

问题 I don't generally have a problem with renaming with git, but I've run across a really difficult problem I'm trying to work out. For various reasons, I have a situation where we have a file dir1/file . Due to some long ago decisions, it's in completely the wrong place and needs to be moved to dir2/file . However there's a lot of code that needs to be changed and for various reasons we have to keep the file in the new place and the old place for a while. So, the natural(ish) approach would be

问题 I'm trying to rename a bunch of files which contain spaces in them, getting rid of the spaces. I thought I found the correct bash command: for f in *.txt; do mv \"$f\" ${f/ /}; done However, this gives the error, "mv: target is not a directory" for each file. If I replace 'mv' with 'echo mv' in the command, it prints the proper mv command for each file, and if I type any of those mv commands individually, they work. For example, if I have 2 files, "a .txt", and "b .txt", and run the command

问题 I have about 1000 images and they have name like "IMG-12223". I want to rename them to 1 2 3 4 ... 1000. How can I do that. I have written a batch script which list the files but I don't know how to rename each file. e.g. rename first image with name "IMG-12223" to 1 , second image with name "IMG-23441" to 2 and so on ... for /r %%i in (*) do ( echo %c% ) 回答1: Here's the script. Just put the script in your folder and run it. @echo off & setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion set a=1 for /f "delims="

问题 I have created some Lambda functions on AWS for testing purposes (named as test_function something), then after testing I found those functions can be used in prod env. Is it possible to rename the Lambda function? and how? Or should I create a new one and copy paste source code? 回答1: The closest you can get to renaming the lambda function is using an alias, which is a way to name a specific version of a lambda. The actual name of the function though, is set once you create it. If you want to

问题 I have a large data frame imported from a Google Forms survey with very long column names (basically, the column names are the survey questions themselves). So, my imported data frame is like this: d<- data.frame(LongnameLongnameLongnameLongname=1:3,AnotherOneAnotherOneAnotherone=4:6, Etc_Etc_Etc_Etc_Etc=3:5) d GOAL: To replace these long, idiosyncratic column names with a sequential name, such as Q1, Q2, etc. 回答1: Use the colnames function: colnames(d) <- paste0("Q",1:ncol(d)) 来源： https:/

问题 How do I rename a file in JGit. That is, given a working file named file1. The command line would be: git mv file1 file2 回答1: There is no direct equivalent to git mv in Git. git mv is just a short hand for mv oldname newname git add newname git rm oldname (see here) Respectively, use File.renameTo() or, since Java 7, Files.move() to move the file and then git.add().addFilepattern( "newname" ).call(); git.rm().addFilepattern( "oldname" ).call(); to update the Git index. The paths given to

问题 Is it possible to rename file when trying to download it? For example, I would like to store files to folders using their id's but when user downloads file I'd like to return the original filename. 回答1: just change name of file over here Response.AppendHeader("Content-Disposition","attachment; filename=LeftCorner.jpg"); for example string filename = "orignal file name.ext"; Response.AppendHeader("Content-Disposition","attachment; filename="+ filename +""); Downloading a File with a Save As

问题 This question was migrated from Cross Validated because it can be answered on Stack Overflow. Migrated 8 years ago . There are some .fcs files in a data.000X format (where X = 1, 2, 3...) in a directory. I want to rename every n file to the following format: exp.fcs (where exp is a text from a vector) if the file to be renamed is an .fcs file. in other words : I want to rename files to exp.txt, where exp is a text and not a consecutive letter(s) i.e. F, cA, K, etc. For example, from: data

问题 After moving a file into another directory I cannot display the differences between two revisions any more. E.g.: hg init touch a hg add a hg ci -m "Added a" echo "Bli" >> a hg ci -m "Bli" echo "Bla" >> a hg ci -m "Bla" echo "Blub" >> a hg ci -m "Blub" hg diff -r 0 -r 1 a Results in: diff -r 8603b08f5a64 -r 16675581549e a --- a/a Mon Apr 23 09:03:25 2012 +0000 +++ b/a Mon Apr 23 09:03:25 2012 +0000 @@ -0,0 +1,1 @@ +Bli which is what I expected. However when I now move the file "a" into a