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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting UNIX :renaming the files present in the directory Post 302776909 by mr.zeratul on Thursday 7th of March 2013 05:25:37 AM
Old 03-07-2013
Hello everybody,

I'm still a newbie, but here's my attempt:

$ for i in * ; do mv $i uni${i##linu}; done
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pdf::api2::resource::basefont

PDF::API2::Resource::BaseFont(3pm)			User Contributed Perl Documentation			PDF::API2::Resource::BaseFont(3pm)

NAME

       PDF::API2::Resource::BaseFont - base font class

METHODS

       $font = PDF::API2::Resource::BaseFont->new $pdf, $name
	   Returns a font resource object.

       $font = PDF::API2::Resource::BaseFont->new_api $api, $name
	   Returns a font resource object. This method is different from 'new' that it needs an PDF::API2-object rather than a
	   Text::PDF::File-object.

       $descriptor = $font->descrByData()
	   Returns the fonts FontDescriptor key-structure based on the fonts data.

FONT-MANAGEMENT RELATED METHODS
       $name = $font->fontname()
	   Returns the fonts name (aka. display-name).

       $name = $font->altname()
	   Returns the fonts alternative-name (aka. windows-name for a postscript font).

       $name = $font->subname()
	   Returns the fonts subname (aka. font-variant, schriftschnitt).

       $name = $font->apiname()
	   Returns the fonts name to be used internally (should be equal to $font->name).

       $issymbol = $font->issymbol()
	   Returns the fonts symbol flag.

       $iscff = $font->iscff()
	   Returns the fonts compact-font-format flag.

TYPOGRAPHY RELATED METHODS

       ($llx, $lly, $urx, $ury) = $font->fontbbox()
	   Returns the fonts bounding-box.

       $capheight = $font->capheight()
	   Returns the fonts capheight value.

       $xheight = $font->xheight()
	   Returns the fonts xheight value.

       $missingwidth = $font->missingwidth()
	   Returns the fonts missingwidth value.

       $maxwidth = $font->maxwidth()
	   Returns the fonts maxwidth value.

       $avgwidth = $font->avgwidth()
	   Returns the fonts avgwidth value.

       $flags = $font->flags()
	   Returns the fonts flags value.

       $stemv = $font->stemv()
	   Returns the fonts stemv value.

       $stemh = $font->stemh()
	   Returns the fonts stemh value.

       $italicangle = $font->italicangle()
	   Returns the fonts italicangle value.

       $isfixedpitch = $font->isfixedpitch()
	   Returns the fonts isfixedpitch flag.

       $underlineposition = $font->underlineposition()
	   Returns the fonts underlineposition value.

       $underlinethickness = $font->underlinethickness()
	   Returns the fonts underlinethickness value.

       $ascender = $font->ascender()
	   Returns the fonts ascender value.

       $descender = $font->descender()
	   Returns the fonts descender value.

GLYPH RELATED METHODS

       @names = $font->glyphNames()
	   Returns the defined glyph-names of the font.

       $glNum = $font->glyphNum()
	   Returns the number of defined glyph-names of the font.

       $uni = $font->uniByGlyph $char
	   Returns the unicode by glyph-name.

       $uni = $font->uniByEnc $char
	   Returns the unicode by the fonts encoding map.

       $uni = $font->uniByMap $char
	   Returns the unicode by the fonts default map.

       $char = $font->encByGlyph $glyph
	   Returns the character by the given glyph-name of the fonts encoding map.

       $char = $font->encByUni $uni
	   Returns the character by the given unicode of the fonts encoding map.

       $char = $font->mapByGlyph $glyph
	   Returns the character by the given glyph-name of the fonts default map.

       $char = $font->mapByUni $uni
	   Returns the character by the given unicode of the fonts default map.

       $name = $font->glyphByUni $unicode
	   Returns the glyphs name by the fonts unicode map.  BEWARE: non-standard glyph-names are mapped onto the ms-symbol area(0xF000).

       $name = $font->glyphByEnc $char
	   Returns the glyphs name by the fonts encoding map.

       $name = $font->glyphByMap $char
	   Returns the glyphs name by the fonts default map.

       $width = $font->wxByGlyph $glyph
	   Returns the glyphs width.

       $width = $font->wxByUni $uni
	   Returns the unicodes width.

       $width = $font->wxByEnc $char
	   Returns the characters width based on the current encoding.

       $width = $font->wxByMap $char
	   Returns the characters width based on the fonts default encoding.

       $wd = $font->width $text
	   Returns the width of $text as if it were at size 1.	BEWARE: works only correctly if a proper perl-string is used either in native or
	   utf8 format (check utf8-flag).

       @widths = $font->width_array $text
	   Returns the widths of the words in $text as if they were at size 1.

STRING METHODS

       $utf8string = $font->utfByStr $string
	   Returns the utf8-string from string based on the fonts encoding map.

       $string = $font->strByUtf $utf8string
	   Returns the encoded string from utf8-string based on the fonts encoding map.

       $pdfstring = $font->textByStr $text
	   Returns a properly formatted representation of $text for use in the PDF.

AUTHOR

       Alfred Reibenschuh.

perl v5.14.2							    2014-03-09					PDF::API2::Resource::BaseFont(3pm)
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