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Answer» 01-06-20080559100001.002
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That is an example of a folder of files i have. however i need to take the first number of every file and take 1 from it. so the first file will change from 01-06-20080559100001.002 to 00-06-20080559100001.002
i have made a phpscript to do this. but now i need a batch file for when i dont have access to the internet
Any ideas?PHP? How can you use PHP to do it?Moved to appropriate section.
Quote <?php
$dir = './Raw'; // Path to folder containing files to be renamed
$isleapyear = "y"; // If it is a LEAP year put in y, otherwise put in n
#########################################
#########################################
#########DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE#####
#########################################
#########################################
$filename = $dir.'/DONE.txt';
if (file_exists($filename)) {
require ("makezip.inc.php");
$zipfile = new zipfile();
$filedata = implode("", file("makezip.inc.php"));
$files2 = array_diff(scandir($dir), array('.', '..'));
foreach($files2 as $value) :
$zipfile->add_file($filedata, "./Raw/$value");
endforeach;
header("Content-type: application/octet-stream");
header("Content-disposition: attachment; filename=zipfile.zip");
echo $zipfile->file();
} else {
$files2 = array_diff(scandir($dir), array('.', '..'));
$i="1";
echo "Folder: $dir
";
echo "Please Refresh the webpage once it finishes loading, it will take upto 2 MINUTES to finish refreshing, a zip file will automatically start downloading. Enjoy :-)
";
foreach($files2 as $value) :
$pieces = explode("-", $value);
echo "$i Renamed
";
$new = $pieces[0] -1;
if($new < 10)
{
$new = "0".$new;
}
$oldfile = $dir."/".$pieces[0]."-".$pieces[1]."-".$pieces[2];
##### adjust month for 00 dates #######
if ($new == "00"){
if ($pieces[1] == "01")
{
$new = "31"; // LAST DATE OF JANURARY
}
if ($pieces[1] == "02")
{
if ($isleapyear == "y")
{
$new = "29"; // LAST DATE OF FEB on leap year
} else {
$new = "28"; // LAST DATE OF FEB not on leap year
}
}
if ($pieces[1] == "03"){
$new = "31"; // LAST DATE OF MARCH
}
if ($pieces[1] == "04"){
$new = "30"; // LAST DATE OF APRIL
}
if ($pieces[1] == "05"){
$new = "31"; // LAST DATE OF MAY
}
if ($pieces[1] == "06"){
$new = "30"; // LAST DATE OF JUNE
}
if ($pieces[1] == "07"){
$new = "31"; // LAST DATE OF JULY
}
if ($pieces[1] == "08"){
$new = "31"; // LAST DATE OF AUG
}
if ($pieces[1] == "09"){
$new = "30"; // LAST DATE OF SEPT
}
if ($pieces[1] == "10"){
$new = "31"; // LAST DATE OF OCT
}
if ($pieces[1] == "11"){
$new = "30"; // LAST DATE OF NOV
}
if ($pieces[1] == "12"){
$new = "31"; // LAST DATE OF DEC
}
$newmonth = $pieces[1] - 1;
$newfile = $dir."/".$new."-".$newmonth."-".$pieces[2];
rename($oldfile, $newfile);
#############################
} else {
$newfile = $dir."/".$new."-".$pieces[1]."-".$pieces[2];
rename($oldfile, $newfile);
}
$i = $i +1;
endforeach;
$handle = fopen($filename, "w+");
fclose($handle);
}
?>
thats how i did it with php. there is alot of extra stuff in that script. hopefully someone knows howto do it in dos.Did you use that PHP script to change files on a web server? Or a home server?i uploaded files to the sever and it would rename them all at once. but now i need to be able to rename files on different pcs when im onsite. so i cant just install easy php for example on the pc to rename the files. a batch file would be perfectA batch script can make your LIFE easier and your codes more smaller. Or you can use vbscript to do that for you. id love a batch script. PROBLEM is i have NO idea how to make it. im good with php and bash. not dosThis batch script will probably do it. To rename the files remove the :: on the Ren line after testing to ensure it will do what you want. I have only tested it using six filenames. You will also have to reset the in_file variable to suit your source directory.
Note: The code does not cater for space(s) in the path\filename, the Ren command will fail.
Good LUCK
Code: [Select]echo off
cls
setlocal
set in_file=d:\temp\badname\
for /f "tokens=*" %%a in ('dir /b %in_file%') do call :rename %%a
goto :EOF
:rename
set oldname=%1
set /a newdate=1%oldname:~0,2%-101
if %newdate% lss 10 set newname=0%newdate%%oldname:~2% & goto rename
set newname=%newdate%%oldname:~2%
:rename
:: ren %in_file%%oldname% %newname%
echo Old file name = %oldname%
echo New file name = %newname%
echo.
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