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Support and Feedback / Re: Multi-Rename Syntax
« on: January 01, 2023, 16:24:13 »
You should be able to match everything inside the from the [ to the end using RegEx
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Is Option 2 really needed ? if you enter many delimiters . dont you always want it to split at the position where any of the delimiters are found ? (option 1 ?)
Actually, there may also be 3 option The first char of the delimiter param would be the delimiter (";" in the code above). If not found, then the second one etc. So:
- 1st from the input string disregarding delimiters order
- 1st from the input string regarding delimiters order
- 1st from the delimiter string disregarding input string index
@var $res = CopyFile("d:\\temp\\abc.txt", "d:\\temp\\1.txt", "NODIALOG")
should work.. something must have broken.. I will investigate and see If I can fix that
I want to copy some file to the same dir with a new name (manually specified, no autorename). But CopyFile function accepts only path as a target param.
Is it somehow possible to achieve the goal? If no, maybe enhance CopyFile with an additional param or implement a new function CloneFile?
So...... I'm guessing no non-overlapping SaR using script or MS rename tools is possible then...
By the way, I forgot to mention - the right-click menu doesn't appear - when I right-click on anything, it (text) turns red.
MC.Explorer.NewBrowser PATH="C:\Bin" SIDE=LEFT