Hi void,
would it be possible to add a $count token to the (existing) multi-file rename functionality?
This token would be resolved to a plain number, ascending from one in ordner to make renamed file names unique.
Example: This feature would let me rename the files
--> Picture_x.jpg, Picture_y.jpg and Picture_z.jpg to
--> Picture_1.jpg, Picture_2.jpg and Picture_3.jpg
using the mask %1_%2.%3 als 'Old Format' and %1_$count.%3 as 'NewFormat'.
This feature could be expanded to $count('startingnumber').
Thanks for considering my idea!
Multi-file rename - $count token
Re: Multi-file rename - $count token
I'm not against, but for better experience with advanced renaming you might want to test Renaming programs.
https://alternativeto.net/browse/search?q=rename
btw, I think advanced renaming for Everything should be done by a plugin.
https://alternativeto.net/browse/search?q=rename
btw, I think advanced renaming for Everything should be done by a plugin.
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Re: Multi-file rename - $count token
I agree with you that Everything should concentrate on its 'core competences' - this is searching.
But multi-file renaming is already implemented in Everything and one can use several tokens (eg $uppercase()) - so adding a $count token wouldn't introduce a completely new feature but rather slightly extend an existing function (and shouldn't be too hard to implement).
Of course there may be other 'change requests' of much greater priority.
But multi-file renaming is already implemented in Everything and one can use several tokens (eg $uppercase()) - so adding a $count token wouldn't introduce a completely new feature but rather slightly extend an existing function (and shouldn't be too hard to implement).
Of course there may be other 'change requests' of much greater priority.
Re: Multi-file rename - $count token
Added to my TODO list.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Thanks for the suggestion.