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#1 2007-07-18 08:46
- oldbell
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- Registered: 2007-07-18
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new suggest.(multi thread, multi action, multi target, multi interval)
* one task example
{
1. append file action (file copy, file move, file delete) / per file
(now default action is just move)
2. append setting target folder ( use meta tags, special string (date, time, ... ) for target folder )
ex) set target folder
target folder = 'c:\target\{yyyymmdd}\' + filename;
=> target folder = 'c:\target\20070718\sourcefilename'
3. add multi target folder ( for multi file copy )
3.1 ex) target folder 1 = 'c:\backup\{yyyymmdd}\' / file action = copy
target folder 2 = 'c:\transfer\{mmdd}\' / file action = move
4. add action interval settting ( for schedule action )
interval time := 10 ; ( 10 second )
5. reuse rules
customer save each rule and reuse ;
}
* set multi task ; ( use multi thread )
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#2 2007-07-26 11:16
- den4b
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- From: den4b.com
- Registered: 2006-04-06
- Posts: 3,440
Re: new suggest.(multi thread, multi action, multi target, multi interval)
1. append file action (file copy, file move, file delete) / per file (now default action is just move)
"File Copy" is useful, and is currently on my "to do" list, but I don't see any use for "file delete" action??
2. append setting target folder
3. add multi target folder ( for multi file copy )
That's already possible, simply Insert the new path in front of the names.
For example: Insert "C:\New Folder\" as prefix, and you'll see the result.
4. add action interval setting ( for schedule action )
Latest development version supports command line renaming, check out the help file. You can write a small *.BAT script with the desired interval.
5. reuse rules
There are presets for saving and reusing rules.
* set multi task ; ( use multi thread )
Don't see any need for it, because you can open as many instances of ReNamer as you want.
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