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Command line script to make common file renaming operations easier

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Usage

bp_rename COMMAND <options>

Commands

remove

bp_rename remove <pattern> [...]

removes every occurance of <pattern> from all filenames

replace

bp_rename replace <pattern> <replace> [...]

replace every occurance of <pattern> with <replace> in all filenames

WARNING

DO NOT USE THIS PACKAGE ON DATA THAT IS NOT COMPLETELY USELESS FOR YOU!

Only very basic tests have been run on OS X 10.6 and Ubuntu 10.4.

It is not utterly ouf question that the universe might collapse if you run this code.

You have been warned. Don’t complain!

Changelog

0.1.1

0.1

  • Initial release

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