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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Rename Filenames Post 302926052 by ali.seifaddini on Thursday 20th of November 2014 10:42:03 PM
Old 11-20-2014
Quote:
Originally Posted by Chubler_XL
Try this script:

Code:
for file in SG1*.CAP*
do
   new=${file#SG1}
   new=${new%.CAP*}
   if [ -f "$new" ]
   then
       echo "Not renaming $file as $new already exists!" >&2
   else
       echo mv "$file" "$new"
   fi
done

remove echo - when you happy with what it will do.


EDIT: too late, damn you junior-helper!! LOL

Hello

I run the script, but noting happened !!!

---------- Post updated at 07:12 AM ---------- Previous update was at 07:11 AM ----------

Quote:
Originally Posted by junior-helper
Try
Code:
for file in SG1*.CAP*; do
 new=${file#SG1}
 new=${new%.CAP*}
 echo mv "$file" "$new"
done

If the output is as expected, remove echo to rename the files.

Hi

Not working!!!!
 

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business::edi::spec

Business::EDI::Spec(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation				  Business::EDI::Spec(3pm)

NAME

       Business::EDI::Spec - Object class for CSV-based U.N. EDI specifications

SYNOPSIS

	 use Business::EDI::Spec;

	 my $spec = Business::EDI::Spec->new('segment');

DESCRIPTION

       CSV files originally from edi4r are included as part of Business::EDI.  They are used to define the many different messages, segements,
       data elements, composite data elements, and codelists that are part of a given version of the U.N. specification.

       The CSV spec files are composed differently for the different structures defined.  So we have to parse them differently.

	==> Business/EDI/data/edifact/untdid/EDCD.d07a.csv  # Composite Elements
	CompositeCode;label;pos;code;mandatory;def;[pos;code;mandatory;def;...]
	C001;TRANSPORT MEANS;010;8179;C;an..8;020;1131;C;an..17;030;3055;C;an..3;040;8178;C;an..17;
	C002;DOCUMENT/MESSAGE NAME;010;1001;C;an..3;020;1131;C;an..17;030;3055;C;an..3;040;1000;C;an..35;
	C004;EVENT CATEGORY;010;9637;C;an..3;020;1131;C;an..17;030;3055;C;an..3;040;9636;C;an..70;

	C001 => {label => 'TRANSPORT MEANS;010;8179;C;an..8;020;1131;C;an..17;030;3055;C;an..3;040;8178;C;an..17;

	==> Business/EDI/data/edifact/untdid/EDED.d07a.csv  # Data Elements
	code;def;class(?):label
	1000;an..35;B;Document name
	1001;an..3;C;Document name code
	1003;an..6;B;Message type code

	1000 => {label => 'an..35;B;Document name

	==> Business/EDI/data/edifact/untdid/EDMD.d07a.csv  # Messages
	MessageCode:x:rel:org:z:SegmentGroup;label;SegCode;mandatory;repeats;[SegCode;mandatory;repeats;...]
	APERAK:D:07A:UN::;Application error and acknowledgement message;UNH;M;1;BGM;M;1;DTM;C;9;FTX;C;9;CNT;C;9;SG1;C;99;SG2;C;9;SG3;C;9;SG4;C;99999;UNT;M;1
	APERAK:D:07A:UN::SG1;SG01;DOC;M;1;DTM;C;99
	APERAK:D:07A:UN::SG2;SG02;RFF;M;1;DTM;C;9

	APERAK:D:07A:UN:: => {label => 'Application error and acknowledgement message',
	   UNH;M;1;
	   BGM;M;1;
	   DTM;C;9;FTX;C;9;CNT;C;9;SG1;C;99;SG2;C;9;SG3;C;9;SG4;C;99999;UNT;M;1

	==> Business/EDI/data/edifact/untdid/EDSD.d07a.csv  # Segments
	SegCode;label;pos;code;class;repeats[pos;code;class;repeats;...]
	ADR;ADDRESS;010;C817;C;1;020;C090;C;1;030;3164;C;1;040;3251;C;1;050;3207;C;1;060;C819;C;5;070;C517;C;5;
	AGR;AGREEMENT IDENTIFICATION;010;C543;C;1;020;9419;C;1;
	AJT;ADJUSTMENT DETAILS;010;4465;M;1;020;1082;C;1;

	ADR => {label => 'ADDRESS',
	   010;C817;C;1;020;C090;C;1;030;3164;C;1;040;3251;C;1;050;3207;C;1;060;C819;C;5;070;C517;C;5;

	==> Business/EDI/data/edifact/untdid/IDCD.d07a.csv   # Composites (interactive)
	E001 => {label => 'ADDRESS DETAILS;010;3477;M;an..3;020;3286;M;an..70;030;3286;C;an..70;040;3286;C;an..70;050;3286;C;an..70;060;3286;C;an..70;070;3286;C;an..70;

	==> Business/EDI/data/edifact/untdid/IDMD.d07a.csv   # Messages (interactive)
	MsgCode:x:rel:org:z:SegmentGroup;label;SegCode;mandatory;class;repeats;;[mandatory;class;repeats;...]
	IHCEBI:D:07A:UN::;Interactive health insurance eligibility and benefits inquiry and;UIH;M;1;MSD;M;1;SG1;C;9;SG2;C;1;UIT;M;1
	IHCEBI:D:07A:UN::SG1;SG01;PRT;M;1;NAA;C;9;CON;C;9;FRM;C;9
	IHCEBI:D:07A:UN::SG2;SG02;DTI;M;1;ICI;C;1;FRM;C;9;SG3;C;999
	IHCEBI:D:07A:UN::SG3;SG03;BCD;M;1;HDS;C;9;DTI;C;1;PRT;C;9;FRM;C;9
	IHCLME:D:07A:UN::;Health care claim or encounter request and response - interactive;UIH;M;1;MSD;C;1;PRT;C;9;NAA;C;9;CON;C;9;BLI;C;1;ITC;C;1;FRM;C;99;SG1;C;3;SG2;C;99;UIT;M;1
	IHCLME:D:07A:UN::SG1;SG01;OTI;M;1;NAA;C;2
	IHCLME:D:07A:UN::SG2;SG02;PSI;M;1;DNT;C;35

	==> Business/EDI/data/edifact/untdid/IDSD.d07a.csv   # Segments (interactive)
	SegCode;label;pos;code;mandatory;repeats(?)
	AAI;ACCOMMODATION ALLOCATION INFORMATION;010;E997;M;20;
	ADS;ADDRESS;010;E817;C;1;020;E001;C;1;030;3164;C;1;040;3251;C;1;050;3207;C;1;060;E819;C;1;070;E517;C;1;

	AAI => {label => 'ACCOMMODATION ALLOCATION INFORMATION',
	   pos => '010',
	   E997;M;20;

TO DO

       Parsing for interactive specs.

SEE ALSO

       edi4r - http://edi4r.rubyforge.org

       Business::EDI

AUTHOR

       Joe Atzberger

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