#1 : 05/05-19 23:42 ucok66
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Hai, can you help to rename these from:
2019_01_24_08_16_07_1088349717157752832_1.jpg 2019_01_24_08_16_07_1088349717157752832_2.jpg 2019_01_24_21_18_01_2019_01_25.jpg 2019_01_25_03_53_52_2019_01_25.jpg 2019_01_25_07_09_14_countess_coloratura.jpg 2019_01_25_1943992.jpeg 2019_01_25_1943993.jpeg 2019_01_27_03_25_20_1089363702338379776_2.jpg 2019_01_27_03_25_20_1089363702338379776_3.jpg 2019_01_27_03_26_31_2019_01_27.jpg 2019_02_08_14_10_22_Limestone_pie___Kinshasa.jpg 2019_02_10_12_04_45_applebloom,.jpg Into: 01_1088349717157752832_1.jpg 02_1088349717157752832_2.jpg 03_2019_01_25.jpg 04_2019_01_25.jpg 05_countess_coloratura.jpg 06_1943992.jpeg 07_1943993.jpeg 08_1089363702338379776_2.jpg 09_1089363702338379776_3.jpg 10_2019_01_27.jpg 11_Limestone_pie___Kinshasa.jpg 12_applebloom,.jpg currently, the method that I know is this: replaced: (\d*)\_(\d*)_(\d*)\_(\d*)\_(\d*)\_(\d*)\_ with: <Inc Nr:1>_ but, this method is not good for 7th and 8th images if you recommend me to use scrip, can you also include where I can get the full guide? |
#2 : 06/05-19 00:54 David Lee
Posts: 1125
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Replace: ^\d{4}_(\d{2}_)*(.*)
With: <Inc Nr:1>_\2 |