![]() Thanks and best regards, and please, if I've missed the obvious (i.e. Please, please include this feature, as I haven't found ONE renaming application that allows this, in my travels so far, and it's driving me NUTS! - I have lots of files to rename, and the other logic in your program does EVERYTHING else that I need to catch to make them shorter, remove illegal chars, etc. ![]() THAT would make this the "Most Awesome Bulk File / Folder Regular Expression Renamer Ever" for me at least!!! ) RegexRenamer is a powerful but simple user-friendly graphical tool used to batch rename files using regular expressions. I'd LOVE to be able to use your fantastic program with a condition that it leaves alone/does not rename any files that are already under the filename character size limit? 38 chars, a full stop, and a 3 char extension? - Even better, and useful to everyone, would be a specified amount?. Regex-Renamer is a useful tool for search and rename of filenames. an optional checkbox to ONLY rename matching files if the current filename lenght is LONGER than 38.3 chars - i.e. Enter from and to texts and optionally use Regex. Right click and select Replace text in file names. (There's always an erm eh?) - There's ONE feature that would make it DEFINITELY live up the name above, in conjunction with XBOX filename usage? You can also select a directory to recursively rename all nested files/folders. A cross platform file and folder mass renamer, allows many different renaming operations in a GUI. Regular expression and number sequences are supported. Provocative thoughts by - Flex Renamer - Most Awesome Bulk File / Folder Regular Expression Renamer Ever Įrm. Batch Renamer is a powerful cross platform graphical tool that allows you to rename several files at once. htm files (not to mention removing a bunch of other junk that "site burning" applications put into file names). Note: The Field Renamer processor cannot rename fields that contain a backslash character ( ). Once you burn out the site, it's awesome for blazing through the directory structure and replacing. One quick case study of where I have used it is when converting a ColdFusion driven site into a static site (for CD-Rom creation). I am telling you, this application rocks! It can upper case, lower case, put in time stamps, put in parts of the date, and so very much more. ![]() It can recurse, rename, delete, move, copy, alter the date created, alter the date modified. Here is a small screen shot of how it works. I think that this application is Freeware so I am posting it here for your benefit. I am not sure if you can find this application online anymore, I am not even sure where I found it. And, it uses regular expressions! How cool is that. This is the best solution that I have ever seen for bulk renaming. instead, I see the plain text \.+$įor those interested, you can use AR to filter the added files by using the RegEx \.+$ (just loads files with upper case extensions, avoids issue of trying to load too many files, 20000 limit?), then apply the simple New case method, set to lower case.Flex Renamer uses regular expressions to rename files and folders. OK, after thinking, I realised it was a dumb way of doing it as RegEx can't invert what it finds, but if I also put \.+$ into the Replace with box, I would expect no change to be made. ah! whatever I enter, the plain text is used, rather than the result of any RegEx I put in here. Text to be replaced: \.+$ (this finds all upper case extensions) For advanced users there is support for Regular Expressions and a PascalScript. I was looking to search for all upper case extensions and replace them with lower case. ReNamer is a very powerful and flexible file renaming tool, which offers all the standard renaming procedures, including prefixes, suffixes, replacements, case changes, as well as removing contents of brackets, adding number sequences, changing file extensions, etc. Using the Replace method, Guide says "When checked, regular expressions can be used to replace certain patterns of the filenames". ![]()
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