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Such a question shows the power of bash programming. |
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Method1 : |
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ls -1 *.jpg | while read file; do mv "$file" \ |
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"donald_$file"; done |
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Method2 : |
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ls -1 *.jpg | awk '{ print "mv "$1" donald_"$1; } | \ |
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/bin/bash |
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Method3 : |
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find -name "*.jpg" -exec mv {} donald_{} ';' |
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On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 11:57 am, Jerry McBride wrote: |
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> On Thursday 29 December 2005 08:24, Marco Calviani wrote: |
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> > Hi list, |
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> > maybe this question is a little bit related since it regards non |
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> > Gentoo-specific topics. |
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> > I would like to add a specific suffix to a list of files. For |
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> > example i have files of the type: |
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> > duck1.jpg |
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> > duck2.jpg |
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> > duck3.jpg |
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> > and i would like them to become: |
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> > |
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> > donald_duck1.jpg |
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> > donald_duck2.jpg |
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> > donald_duck3.jpg |
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> > |
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> > Does somebody knows a simple way to do this via shell? |
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> Did anyone mention RENAME??? |
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> A simple "rename duck donald_duck duck*.jpg" would work well also.... |
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> Cheers. |
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