renamer | Rename files in bulk | Command Line Interface library
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Renamer is a command-line utility to help rename files and folders. It is flexible and extensible via plugins.
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QUESTION
Here I have a made a Java program to rename a text file . I haven't used the renameTo() method because it just creates another file of same name with empty content . I have instead created two file objects and tried to copy the contents from the first file to the second file (creating it if not exists) which is succeeded but after that when I got to delete the old file it fails. Please let me know any answers. Here's the whole source code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-10 at 18:20You´ve initialised oldFile:
QUESTION
I ran into a problem that I can't figure out how to fix. I have a series of video files with names like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-06 at 12:40In Bulk Rename Utility, you can use
QUESTION
I am trying to rename my excel files in a folder based on the content of cell a1, I am using pandas to parse the files and store the value of cell a1, then using that value to rename the file.
The code is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-15 at 10:36The variable file_name
you are trying to rename is just a str
, which does not contain the rename
method. You can rename a file using os.rename
. See code below.
QUESTION
OK, so I have a large collection of txt files and I need to rename them
I'm trying it this way
Option 1:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-06 at 14:33To just consecutive numbering, use a counter:
QUESTION
I have code like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-04 at 23:31You can use path.sep
.
QUESTION
I'm trying to code a Discord game bot on repl.it and I use its database to store the players' data.
So I'm now making a command to let players rename themselves but then there is a problem. The following lines work but involve affecting a new value to the entire player_data
list which stores the data of every player:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-02 at 05:46So since I can create many keys in the repl.it database, I decided to create a key for every player, and those lines work without having to get the other players' data :
QUESTION
There have been multiple attempts to answer this question, but no correct script can be found.
The problem: SRT subtitles will not load unless having the same name as the movie, or same name as movie +.en.srt or .es.srt or .fr.srt and so on.
1000's of movie directories within a main movie directory having within their respective movie directory, sometimes 1+ .srt files (1_English.srt, 2_English.srt, *French.srt, etc.).
My media server is using Ubuntu, so the solution should use a BASH script.
Here is a snippet of my file structure:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-20 at 23:53IFS=$'\n' eval "MOVS=(\$( find \"\$DIR\" -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d -printf '%f\n' ))" # list of movies
for M in "${MOVS[@]}" ; do
cd "$DIR/$M"
IFS=$'\n' eval "LANGS=(\$( ls | sed -nr 's/.*_([[:alpha:]]+).srt/\1/p' | sort -u ))" # list of languages for movie
for L in "${LANGS[@]}" ; do
IFS=$'\n' eval "FILES=(\$( ls -S *_$L.srt))" # list files for language sorted by size
case "${L,,}" in
en*)
L=en
;;
sp*|es*)
L=es
;;
esac
mv -v "${FILES[0]}" "$M.$L.srt"
FILES[0]=
rm -vf "${FILES[@]}"
done
cd "$OLDPWD"
done
QUESTION
I have the code below and it allows a user to upload an excel, rename the columns, and then do some quick analysis around top terms, etc (the first column MUST be named 'Comments').
What is happening is that when I upload my file > rename my first column > then click on the quick analysis, it runs the code 4 times so it's constantly refreshing. I removed the other 3 tables I have in there to make it easier. I'm thinking I need to isolate()
function somewhere, but I'm not sure.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-18 at 15:31Your reactivity graph has too many edges, among other things.
(Symbols borrowed from https://shiny.rstudio.com/articles/reactivity-overview.html)
For starters, DataRename
depends on dataa()
and input$file
, but dataa
already depends on input$file
. So whenever input$file
changes, both dataa
and DataRename
fire. Once dataa
fires, then it triggers DataRename
again. If you must have input$file
in DataRename
, then use isolate(input$file)
there.
Further, DataRename
looks at everything within input$
, so ... whenever anything is updated in any input anywhere, DataRename
is triggered. Therefore, everything downstream of DataRename
is also triggered, even if unnecessarily.
dm
also has a redundant dependency with corp
and DataRename
, where corp
already depends on DataRename
.
Another minor concern is that numComments
references df
, but I cannot find where it is defined in its view. Check to make sure you are not reaching out to the calling environment and finding a df
hanging around. (If so, then this app may work locally but will fail when deployed.)
Possible fixes, untested:
QUESTION
How do I copy files distributed throughout a deeply-nested sub-directory, to another sub-directory which is not nested at all (i.e., is flat)? To heighten the difficulty level, I have these constraints/wrinkles.
- Though the source files have the same extension (*.xlsx), they have spaces in the filenames.
- The source sub-directory and all its contents are read-only.
- Because of potential name collisions, because of the lousy filenames, because I have a herd of these files and their original names are useless to me, I want to content-address them somehow.
- The scripting environment is Bash.
- Because of other constraints, it's important to do this in one line.
- Extra points for simplicity, because the more esoteric it is the less likely my colleagues will grok this.
I've tried cp
, find
, xargs
, parallel
, uuidgen
, md5sum
, Bash for
loops, and various combinations thereof with limited success. The best I've been able to achieve is generating a random UUID for each file. That's OK, I guess, but it's not exactly the "content-addressing" I'd like, because I'd like to de-dupe the files based on their content.
For reference, that looks like this, where source
and dest
are the source and destination sub-directories.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-17 at 10:52Use the command md5sum
to calculate the md5sum
of the content of a file:
QUESTION
I have a variety of SVG images, their filenames are in uniformed number format, such as 1.svg
, 2.svg
. I want to rename each file based on image content.
I coded a python tkinter app for me to do this, which it has a previous and next button and a text area, which allows me to go back and go previous and edit the filename.
Currently I succeed in displaying svg content by writing svg content into a temporary png file, then display the png file. However, I had trouble switching svg content.
Please have a look of following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-19 at 01:55after so many trials, the issue occurs at pimg = ImageTK.PhotoImage(img)
, which for some reason, if ImageTK.PhotoImage()
doesn't return a value at global scope, the data will be forgotten, therefore, if we declare pimg
as a global variable and assigning value in refresh_image()
function it will work.
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