#!/usr/bin/perl -w # scribbled by CBAS [ mailto:cbas@screaming3d.com ] # 30/12/2000 # # "One more kick to get me started ..." # - Republica use strict; use subs qw { doDir doFile freakOut }; use vars qw { $from $into $recur $renamed $directories $argument }; freakOut and exit unless @ARGV >= 4; $renamed = 0; $directories = 0; $from = shift @ARGV; $into = shift @ARGV; $recur = shift @ARGV; print <<EOL; Renaming files from "foo$from" to "foo$into" ... EOL for $argument ( @ARGV ) { print "WARNING: \"$argument\" could not be found as a directory.\n +" unless -d $argument and doDir ( $argument ); } print <<EOL; Renamed $renamed file(s) in $directories directories. EOL sub doDir { my ( $dir, $foo, @fools ); $dir = shift; opendir DIR, $dir or return 0; @fools = readdir DIR; closedir DIR; shift @fools; shift @fools; foreach $foo ( @fools ) { if ( $recur and -d "$dir/$foo" ) { doDir ( "$dir/$foo" ); } elsif ( -f "$dir/$foo" and $foo =~ /$from$/ ) { doFile ( "$dir/$foo" ); } } $directories++; return 1; } sub doFile { my ( $file, $temp ); $file = shift; $temp = $file; $file =~ s/(.*)$from$/$1$into/; if ( rename $temp, $file ) { $renamed++ } else { print "couldn't rename $temp: $!" } } sub freakOut { print <<EOL; Usage: $0 from into recur dir [dir [dir ... ] Where: from the file extension you want to change into to what you want to change from recur renaming will happen recursively when set to anything but 0 dir directory that will be traversed by the script Example: $0 .MP3 .mp3 1 . EOL }

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