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I have some files inside a directory structure with multiple folders that have more than one dot. For example, "x.y.jpg" or "x.yz.01.jpg". How can I
- list all files with more than one dots in their names in the directory structure
- and delete the extra dots except the one before the extension?
Please note the extensions vary among one, two and three letters.
I was hoping I could do this with a windows script.
Regmi
Posted 2013-09-23T17:21:40.877
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let me ask you something, do you care what the file names are? meaning if you had something like x.y.jpg would it be fine if you renamed it helloworld.jpg – Sickest – 2013-09-23T17:24:30.110
The output filename has to be without the extra dots, and it cannot be renamed otherwise. – Regmi – 2013-09-23T17:30:05.857
1@Sickest Thank you for that tool, it renames AND goes through subfolders. – Regmi – 2013-09-23T18:21:11.527
im going to make it an answer in case anyone else stubble's on to this. – Sickest – 2013-09-23T18:47:52.497