Looking for a file renamer capable of ...

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.... renaming files based on the name of the directory structure.

For example, in every directory and its subdirectories, there's a *.jpg
file, which I want to rename to the name of the (sub)directory where it's
in.

If possible, a command line program would be more convenient (but that's
not really neccesary).

Anyone?
 
S'fly said:
... renaming files based on the name of the directory structure.

For example, in every directory and its subdirectories, there's a *.jpg
file, which I want to rename to the name of the (sub)directory where it's
in.

If possible, a command line program would be more convenient (but that's
not really neccesary).
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You can do it with THERename,
http://www.herve-thouzard.com/modules/wfsection/article.php?articleid=1

I think many of the other renamers can do this as well.

Terry
 
... renaming files based on the name of the directory structure.

For example, in every directory and its subdirectories, there's a
*.jpg file, which I want to rename to the name of the (sub)directory
where it's in.

If possible, a command line program would be more convenient (but
that's not really neccesary).

Anyone?
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Lupas Rename
http://www.azheavymetal.com/~lupasrename/lupasrename.php
Insert before filename (right click in field for options) - column data -
path - complete path OR first subpath.
 
Just found out it's possible with the rename program I already had (1-4
Rename), thanks to your reply if found a similar option.

Thanks. :)
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Excellent! I, for my part, didn't realize that 1-for-All Renamer would
insert Path or Folder. Must check those right-click options.
 
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