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strubbldesign
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Joined: 16 Jan 2005
Posts: 354
Location: still somewhere in the matrix but once i was able to look out of it
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 Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2013 5:51 pm Post subject: Easy Phyton Question |
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Hy Everybody!
I got a lot of compressed data strucktured this way...
| Quote: | Achriv-Folder
Project1
....Data.00r
....Data.01r
....Data.02r
...
....Data.rar
Project2
....Data.00r
....Data.01r
....Data.02r
...
....Data.rar
Project3
....Data.00r
....Data.01r
....Data.02r
...
....Data.rar
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I managed to extract all the files to the same directory by doing this:
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for f in Project*/*rar; do unrar e "$f" .; done
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... well here starts the Questioning...
I have to extract the files to its "Parrent-Directories-Name" i.e. ..../Project3/data4.txt
The other thing is...
I am looking for a Method that copies all theese extracted files to a fifferent location renaming them from i.e. data4.txt to Data4.txt
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for f in Project*/*.txti; do cp -v "${????? f% ????}.????"; done |
Thanks for you help
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leo.the_zoo
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Joined: 04 Jul 2005
Posts: 160
Location: Poland
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Why don't you do the following:
| Code: | | for d in Project*; do cd $d; unrar e Data.rar; cd ..; done |
I guess for a split archive you only need to unrar the base file, right?.
Then renaming data4.txt->Data4.txt would be a bit more complicated:
| Code: | | for f in Project1; do cp -v $f $(echo -n ${f:0:1} | tr 'a-z' 'A-Z';echo ${f:1:$((${#f}-1))}); done |
Probably someone will propose something simpler 
I'd suggest to go for a dry run before you actually rename the files.
Oh... btw where is Python? I only see Bash here  |
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