On Sat, 31 Dec 2005 20:38:32 +0100, Matthias Bethke wrote:
> | $ ls *.jpg | while read f; do echo "$f"; done
> | foo bar.jpg
> The quotes are useless for "echo" here, but for other commands you'll
> usually need them to keep the command form taking filenames with sapaces
> as separate arguments.
Hi David,
on Thursday, 2005-12-29 at 13:53:17, you wrote:
> > $(ls *.jpg)
>
> ick!
>
> (incidentally, http://www.ruhr.de/home/smallo/award.html#ls)
Well, it's bad in two ways, and even the example on the above webpage is
wrong. For one thing, "ls" is useless here. For another, it will break
on s
Such a question shows the power of bash programming.
Method1 :
ls -1 *.jpg | while read file; do mv "$file" \
"donald_$file"; done
Method2 :
ls -1 *.jpg | awk '{ print "mv "$1" donald_"$1; } | \
/bin/bash
Method3 :
find -name "*.jpg" -exec mv {} donald_{} ';'
On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 11:57 am,
On Thursday 29 December 2005 08:24, Marco Calviani wrote:
> Hi list,
>maybe this question is a little bit related since it regards non
> Gentoo-specific topics.
> I would like to add a specific suffix to a list of files. For example
> i have files of the type:
>
> duck1.jpg
> duck2.jpg
> duck3.
2005/12/29, David Morgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> for i in duck*.jpg ; do mv ${i} donald_${i} ; done
Well! Thank you very much David. That solved my problem!
Best regards,
MC
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> > $(ls *.jpg)
>
> ick!
>
> (incidentally, http://www.ruhr.de/home/smallo/award.html#ls)
I forgot to clarify that the CPU of my notebook usually is bored and
waits until I move my mouse, so some ls processes can make it a bit
busy :) .
Best regards
ce
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On Thu, 29 Dec 2005 14:24:31 +0100 Marco Calviani
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| duck1.jpg
| duck2.jpg
| duck3.jpg
|
| and i would like them to become:
|
| donald_duck1.jpg
| donald_duck2.jpg
| donald_duck3.jpg
|
| Does somebody knows a simple way to do this via shell?
rename '' 'donald_' duck*.j
> i have files of the type:
>
> duck1.jpg
> duck2.jpg
> duck3.jpg
>
> and i would like them to become:
>
> donald_duck1.jpg
> donald_duck2.jpg
> donald_duck3.jpg
>
> Does somebody knows a simple way to do this via shell?
for i in $(ls *.jpg); do mv $i donald_$i; done
Best regards
ce
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gento
On 14:24 Thu 29 Dec , Marco Calviani wrote:
> i have files of the type:
>
> duck1.jpg
> duck2.jpg
> duck3.jpg
>
> and i would like them to become:
>
> donald_duck1.jpg
> donald_duck2.jpg
> donald_duck3.jpg
>
for i in duck*.jpg ; do mv ${i} donald_${i} ; done
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Hi list,
maybe this question is a little bit related since it regards non
Gentoo-specific topics.
I would like to add a specific suffix to a list of files. For example
i have files of the type:
duck1.jpg
duck2.jpg
duck3.jpg
and i would like them to become:
donald_duck1.jpg
donald_duck2.jpg
do
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