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I'm not sure why it stopped working, but you might
try a version something like this:
prepend=1ドル;
shift;
for file in $*; do
echo mv -v $file $prepend$file
done
It makes sense to me that it'd only work on one file, because
there's only ever a single file in 2ドル to process.
As others have indicated, there's rename.
Andy
Art Alexion wrote:
>I have a script that used to work called prepend.filename. It consists of
>
>#!/bin/bash
>
>for file in ${2}
>do
>mv -v $file ${1}$file
>done
>
>
>I used to be able to run it like this
>
>prepend.filename Chipmunks- *.mp3
>
>and it would prepend Chipmunks- to every mp3 file in the current working
>directory. Now strangely, it works on one file, then exits. Run it
>again and it works on the next file and exits again. What went wrong?
>
>
>
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