To rename files the way this can list them:\u00a0ls -lv<\/p>\n
This is needed when for example you need to handle bunch of images named like:
\n1 front.jpg -> 0001.jpg
\n02.jpg-> 0002.jpg
\n3.jpg-> 0003.jpg
\n10.jpg-> 0004.jpg<\/p>\n
Found somewhere in the net, working great. Just test with echo and remove echo when ready. Need to also fix the files with space in name.<\/p>\n
#!\/bin\/bash\r\ndef=0000\r\nfor f in $(ls -v *.jpg);do\r\n ((cnt++))\r\n if [[ ! -e \"${def:${#cnt}:${#def}}${cnt}.jpg\" ]];then\r\n echo mv \"${f}\" \"${def:${#cnt}:${#def}}${cnt}.jpg\" #remove preceding echo if everything is fine\r\n fi\r\ndone<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"To rename files the way this can list them:\u00a0ls -lv This is needed when for example you need to handle bunch of images named like: 1 front.jpg -> 0001.jpg 02.jpg-> 0002.jpg 3.jpg-> 0003.jpg 10.jpg-> 0004.jpg Found somewhere in the net, … Continue reading