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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting [SOLVED] moving multiple files? mv Post 302701907 by mnassiri on Monday 17th of September 2012 01:18:17 PM
Old 09-17-2012
[SOLVED] moving multiple files? mv

HI I have a list of files that are incorrectely names and I need to move them to new name .. I tried few things that has not worked so far can you help ?

I need to rename all thes eifle ( tere are over 100 )

xldn0357bap.orig.new
xldn0389bap.orig.new
xldn0439bap.orig.new
xldn0475bap.orig.new

to

xldn0357bap.orig
xldn0389bap.orig
xldn0439bap.orig
xldn0475bap.orig

How can I use a move command to do this?
 

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This role is an extension of MooseX::Declare::Syntax::MethodDeclaration that allows you to install keywords that declare methods. METHODS
register_method_declaration Object->register_method_declaration (Object $metaclass, Str $name, Object $method) This method required by the method declaration role will register the finished method object via the "$metaclass->add_method" method. MethodModifier->new( identifier => 'around', modifier_type => 'around', prototype_injections => { declarator => 'around', injections => [ 'CodeRef $orig' ], }, ); This will mean that the signature "(Str $foo)" will become "CodeRef $orig: Object $self, Str $foo" and and "()" will become "CodeRef $orig: Object $self". CONSUMES
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