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bigstar · 04-26-2014, 10:56 AM

I have successfully added $replacerx()

This replace function is rx specific so the rx: prefix from the pattern must be omitted.

An example of using $replacerx() with /ren and we /enqueue the /ren operation so we can review the operation before executing it.

Code:

/enqueue /ren "%p%f" "%p$replacerx("%f", "^([0-9]+[\s][-]) (.*)\.(.*)$","\2.\3")"

Input: C:\path\3938 - How to win.txt
Output: C:\path\How to win.txt

In the queue window the operation would appear as

Code:

/ren "C:\path\3938 - How to win.txt" "C:\path\How to win.txt"

Also if the pattern fails to match or the result is an empty string then the original input value returned.

I have some additional testing to do before I make these changes available.

As expected, the more testing I do the more problems I find.

04-26-2014, 10:56 AM
bigstar FlashFXP Developer Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 8,012	I have successfully added $replacerx() This replace function is rx specific so the rx: prefix from the pattern must be omitted. An example of using $replacerx() with /ren and we /enqueue the /ren operation so we can review the operation before executing it. Code: /enqueue /ren "%p%f" "%p$replacerx("%f", "^([0-9]+[\s][-]) (.)\.(.)$","\2.\3")" Input: C:\path\3938 - How to win.txt Output: C:\path\How to win.txt In the queue window the operation would appear as Code: /ren "C:\path\3938 - How to win.txt" "C:\path\How to win.txt" Also if the pattern fails to match or the result is an empty string then the original input value returned. I have some additional testing to do before I make these changes available. As expected, the more testing I do the more problems I find.