On 2014-04-20 05:48, John Little wrote:
> While I like, and use, single line do-it-all-at-once solutions,
> when there's a bunch of stuff one doesn't want to lose, or there's
> other pressures, a step by simple step approach, where one sees
> each step's results, can be good.
John does an excellent job of breaking down each of the steps. If
you want to do it in a single transformation pass, you can just do
dir /b *.tec | vim -
:%s/.\{6}\(.*\).\.tec$/ren "&" "\1.jpg"
:%!cmd
The "$" *should* be optional, but sometimes crazy things happen with
Win32 filenames (and their 8.3 shortenings), so I prefer to be
explicit.
I also went ahead and quoted the filenames in the event that any of
them have spaces in them which can cause problems otherwise.
-tim
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