Hi
Is there any possibility to rename files in this way
AutonomesFahrenRevolutioniertUnsereMobilität
into
Autonomes Fahren revolutioniert unsere Mobilität
i dont know, if imatch RegEx understand the difference between upper and lower case.
for example, if i search files
^[a-z]
the return is either
Arthur as arthur
Thanks for any answer
michael
I'm not sure what you want to do.
Renaming a file can either be done via <F2> or via the Renamer (<Ctrl>+<F2>). Both tools rename the files to whatever you enter...
Hello
Ok, the Problem is:
i want to insert a blank space before a upper Case Letter in to a given name. (see the Example)
And i want to do this for many files in one step. The only solution i see is with regEx in the filerenamer.
And the Question is: if i use regEX in the filerenamer, does it make a difference between upper and lower cases?
it does not seem so.
kind regards
m.
Michael,
Just a sideNote, not related to your special problem:
I would think twice to rename your files with blanks.
From my experience, blanks (like Umlauts) does often create a lot of problems, specialy if you work with the internet, uploads images and so on.
Instead blanks maybe you could think about dashes -
The Renamer uses case-insensitive regular expressions. Windows does not pay attention to the case of file names, and neither does the Renamer.
I have not added features to change this. For this particular case, this will make it impossible to match only the upper-case letters and to do a backref replacement.
I have added an option to the Rename step to use case-sensitive regular expressions. This will be in the next release (not too long now).
You can now do this:
We use a regular expression to find all uper-case characters and replace them with <blank>UpperCaseCharacter.
Then we use a sub string to remove the first blank again.
(https://www.photools.com/community/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7717.0;attach=17549;image)
Hello Mario
If i try your workaround the following happens
AutonomesFahrenRevolutioniertUnsereMobilität.jpg
([A-Z]) ` $0´
A u t o n o m e s F a h r e n R e v o l u t i o n i e r t U n s e r e M o b i l i tä t.jpg
and here for all friends of non blank:
([A-Z]) ` $0´
A-u-t-o-n-o-m-e-s-F-a-h-r-e-n-R-e-v-o-l-u-t-i-o-n-i-e-r-t-U-n-s-e-r-e-M-o-b-i-l-i-tä-t.jpg
So i think i wait for the next release
thank you so far
kind regards
michael
This is exactly what you get if [A-Z] is not processed case-sensitive. Every character will be matched and a space inserted.
I did not post any work-around - I just explained that it will work with the next release.
ok i understand
i´ll wait for the new release
kind regards
m.