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Try using deurlname utility from renameutils package ... It's available both for cygwin and homebrew...

Then: find /tmp/site | tac | while read line;do deurlname "${line}";done

Also, your find is only renaming the first occurrence because after renaming the parent folder, all of its content will fail with file not found. So, if you don't have and is not willing to install homebrew/renameutils, try find /tmp/site | tac | while read line;do mv "${line}" "${line//%3d/=}";done

Also, doing the -exec bash -c '$0 ${0/...' you are single quoting the whole command, so if you try to rename %20 to space, it will fail. If you wanna use it, double quote the filename as -exec bash -c 'mv "$0" "${0/...}" {} \;. Also, bash's variable substitution ${0/} (with a single slash) replaces only the first occurrence, so use ${0//} to replace every occurrence.

Or if you wanna rename all url tags at once using find+sed: find /tmp/site | tac | while read line;do mv "${line}" "$(sed -e 's|%3d|=|g' -e 's|%26|\&|g' -e 's|%3f|-|g' <<<$line)";done

I'm using tac to reverse the find output and avoid the problem of renaming parent folder before children.

Just use an array, or array based list object. Javascript is very flexible with its objects and you can mix and match properties and behaviours as you need.

In the example I create a list object that holds a list of items, a function to add items (list.add), remove all items (list.empty), and a iterator for dealing with all items (list.eachItem)

Then a spriteSheet object that loads an image and creates a sprite sheet (cheating as I took your image and worked out the animations are related to the image size). The sprite Sheet object also creates sprite objects.

Then I have some objects for rendering and animating the sprites, and a prototyped object (for speed) that handles the wobble FX

Then create a sprite sheet for the walk animation (Image from Google Graphic as noted in OP's question) from the spriteSheet object called walkSprites that is used to create basic sprites.

Then start an animation loop, resize the canvas to fit the page and the create 100 sprites. I first create a basic sprite that only has x,y position, scale and rotation, then I add behaviour from the Wobble object.

All in the snippet. Click and hold button to give the animations a kick.

I'm not super clear on exactly what you're asking - can you just set