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Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2000 18:18:12 +0100
From: Andy Spiegl <zsh.Andy@spiegl.de>
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Subject: Re: Renaming multiple files
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> How do you do
> for i in **/*.php(I) ; do mv $i ${i:r}.phtml ; done
> with mmv?
I'm not sure (haven't looked at the man page for a long time), but I
suppose you can't do it.  Anyway: zsh is always better. :-)

> 553 jean-luc@picard (ttypts/12) ~/test/zsh> zmodload files
What does that command mean?

> 554 jean-luc@picard (ttypts/12) ~/test/zsh> time (for i in *.php ;
> do mv $i ${i:r}.phtml ; done )
> ( for i in *.php; do; mv $i ${i:r}.phtml; done )
> 0,09s user 0,61s system 94% cpu 0,739 total
Wow, this one command really speeds it up that much.

Bye,
 Andy.

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