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12-05-2009, 11:35 PM
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rename files
Help to cope with the problem. I need to create a program that can be called - to rename the files located in certain ways. Input arguments:
1. reference catalogs, which must be renamed. 2. where to dump logs (default is standard output, and if specified, the file) 3. flag, which indicates to copy or rename a file 4. must file with the settings change, indicating the expansion of a rename and in which (for example: rename *. txt to 1.html). 
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13-05-2009, 12:55 AM
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No need to write a shell script. Simply use rename command:
Howto Linux rename multiple files at a shell prompt
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