issue on New feature (from 1.6.4 multiple renaming in the same command line

[ayoisaiah]

issue on New feature (from 1.6.4 multiple renaming in the same command line

[Tonic8]

Hello @ayoisaiah

so if i understand corectly maybe something like that

f2 -f 'test' -r 'toto' -f '.zip' -r '.tar.gz' -f 'ha' -r 'ho'
+---------------------------------+------------------------------------+--------+
|              INPUT              |               OUTPUT               | STATUS |
+---------------------------------+------------------------------------+--------+
| C:\Temp\test\test1.cbr          | C:\Temp\test\toto1.cbr             | ok     |
| C:\Temp\test\test2hahahahah.zip | C:\Temp\test\toto2hohohohoh.tar.gz | ok     |
+---------------------------------+------------------------------------+--------+
Append the -x flag to apply the above changes

Ok, noted 👍

[ayoisaiah]

Hi @Tonic8, sorry I have not gotten around to documenting that part. I can see how it can be confusing.

The way it works is that the multiple find and replace commands can be used to chain several operations on the same set of files. So subsequent find and replace operations act on the result of the initial one.

f2 -f '.cbz' -r '.zip' -f '.zip' -r '.tar.gz'
+-----------+--------------+--------+
|   INPUT   |    OUTPUT    | STATUS |
+-----------+--------------+--------+
| test2.cbz | test2.tar.gz | ok     |
+-----------+--------------+--------+
Append the -x flag to apply the above changes

I know the above example doesn't look that useful, but you get the idea? I'll add more realistic examples in the wiki soon