file renaming with script method regex calculation within filename string

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#1 : 27/04-20 23:08
dinesh
Posts: 4
File renaming with script method regex calculation within filename string

i m looking for guidance on problem renaming files

i have got hundreds of filenames look like

aa-95865-00-bb.ext
aa-45732-00-bb.ext
aa-85855-00-bb.ext
aa-75263-00-bb.ext
aa-35165-00-bb.ext

i want to rename by replacing "00" with sum of five digits starting at index 4

eg "00" in the first filename to be replaced by 9+5+8+6+5 = 33, to be renamed as, aa-95865-33-bb.ext
"00" in the second filename to be replaced by 4+5+7+3+2 = 21, to be renamed as, aa-45732-21-bb.ext
and so on ..

please guide .. thanks ..
#2 : 28/04-20 01:04
David Lee
Posts: 1125
Try this:

match = item.name.match(/(.*-)(\d{5}-)00(.*)/);
sum = 0;
for (j = 0; j < 5; ++j) {
sum += parseInt(match[2].charAt(j));
}
return match[1] + match[2] + sum + match[3];
#3 : 29/04-20 01:47
dinesh
Posts: 4
Reply to #2:

thanks a lot, David Lee sir,

your suggestion seems perfect

i tried it, in script method

got error (124) invalid script

please guide further, whenever you have time

thanks again
#4 : 29/04-20 04:41
vevan
Posts: 2
Reply to #3:
var regex = item.name.match(/^(.*?)(\d{5}).*?(-.{2}$)/)
var arr = (regex[2]).split('')
var sum = arr.reduce(function(acc,cur){return acc*1+cur*1})
return regex[1] + regex[2] +'-'+ sum + regex[3]
#5 : 29/04-20 09:16
David Lee
Posts: 1125
Reply to #3:
Dinesh

My script works for me - check that you have entered it correctly.
#6 : 29/04-20 09:20
David Lee
Posts: 1125
Reply to #4:
Vevan

Neat trick! I wasn't aware of the Reduce method and Split on a null. Reduce is a bit more tricky to understand though and it took me a while to sort out the syntax.
#7 : 30/04-20 11:33
vevan
Posts: 2
Reply to #6:

if ARen can support ES6, script will be more easy, just like this:

var regex = item.name.match(/^(.*?)(\d{5}).*?(-.{2}$)/)
var sum = Array.from(regex[2]).reduce((acc,cur)=>acc*1+cur*1)
return regex[1] + regex[2] +'-'+ sum + regex[3]
#8 : 30/04-20 18:07
David Lee
Posts: 1125
Reply to #7:

It doesn't!

Neither "Array.from()" nor "=>" are supported by Aren

#9 : 01/05-20 23:33
dinesh
Posts: 4
Reply to #5:

Thank you very much David Lee sir,

yes,
i retried it several times, and succeed
actually, there were some files containing extra characters resulted in script error
i also had to modify your code slightly to make it work for me,
now it has worked,

there is another complex renaming situation, i am trying to sort it myself
will sincerely need your help if i fail

thanks again..
#10 : 01/05-20 23:44
dinesh
Posts: 4
Reply to #4:


Thank you very much Vevan sir,

i applied your code too, and it worked for me..
as David Lee said, its another wonderful approach to this situation

i m grateful to both of you

thanks again..