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Batch renaming and numbering of files, with regular expression find and replace. Runs on Mac OS X 10.3 or greater. |
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If you’ve ever needed to rename multiple files, or perhaps insert a number somewhere in each filename for a sequence of files, using the Finder can be very time-consuming. I need to rename thousands of image files for research purposes, and couldn’t find a tool with the flexibility to meet my requirements. Thanks to Apple’s Cocoa frameworks and AGRegex, writing a program to do this was a reasonable task. Here’s a screenshot of the program. Drag and drop files into the table, and use the inspector to set up a regular expression or a plain counter. The largest batch of files I’ve renamed at once is 4400, which took about 3 seconds (after figuring out the find/replace expressions). |
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| This program is released in hopes that you might find it useful. It is released without warranty. This is beta-quality software, and renames files on your hard drive without possibility of undo; you have been warned! Having said that, it really seems to work quite well in our testing, although its development hasn’t yet made up for itself in terms of time saved. | ||||||||||
