Revisions to Renaming multiple files with 2 consecutive periods within name

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edited Mar 7, 2018 at 17:14

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edited Mar 7, 2018 at 17:08

Try this :

rename -n 's/\.\./-/' ./*

The . character in regex, meanmeans any character, so it matchsmatches everything !

Remove -n when you are satisfy bysatisfied with your tests

Try this :

rename -n 's/\.\./-/' *

The . character in regex, mean any character, so it matchs everything !

Remove -n when you are satisfy by your tests

Try this :

rename -n 's/\.\./-/' ./*

The . character in regex, means any character, so it matches everything!

Remove -n when you are satisfied with your tests

added 1 character in body

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edited Mar 7, 2018 at 17:05

Try this :

rename -n 's/\.\./-/' *

The . character in regex, mean any character, so it matchs everything !

Remove -n when you are satisfy by theyour tests

Try this :

rename -n 's/\.\./-/' *

The . character in regex, mean any character, so it matchs everything !

Remove -n when you are satisfy by the tests

Try this :

rename -n 's/\.\./-/' *

The . character in regex, mean any character, so it matchs everything !

Remove -n when you are satisfy by your tests

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answered Mar 7, 2018 at 16:55

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