Hi all monastery dwellers
I have a quick question. I have a bunch of the following declarations

$LOG_FILE_1 = "pair1" . $RUN_NAME . ".log";
$LOG_FILE_2 = "pair2" . $RUN_NAME . ".log";

and so on
I want to do the following for each of these log files

rename $LOG_FILE_1, "$OUT_DIR/"."allfiles/"."$LOG_FILE_1";

Instead of 10 rename statements (for 10 log files), is there a quick way to do this (I presume using a regex)?
Thanks a ton
mndoci

"What you do in this world is a matter of no consequence. The question is, what can you make people believe that you have done?" - Sherlock Holmes in 'A study in scarlet'

In reply to Can I use a regex here? by mndoci

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