home/xieerqi/substitutions/file.2.test.jpg renamed as /home/xieerqi/substitutions/output/file.2.test_3.jpg home/xieerqi/substitutions/file.2.jpg renamed as /home/xieerqi/substitutions/output/file.2_3.jpg home/xieerqi/substitutions/file.1.txt renamed as /home/xieerqi/substitutions/output/file.1_2.txt home/xieerqi/substitutions/file.1.test.txt renamed as /home/xieerqi/substitutions/output/file.1.test_2.txt home/xieerqi/substitutions/file.1.test.jpg renamed as /home/xieerqi/substitutions/output/file.1.test_3.jpg home/xieerqi/substitutions/file.1.jpg renamed as /home/xieerqi/substitutions/output/file.1_3.jpg renamed as /home/xieerqi/substitutions/output/file._0 # cp '$file' '$OUTPUTDIR'/'$FILENAME'_'$NUMLINES''$EXT' # uncomment when necessary # cp '$file' '$OUTPUTDIR'/'$FILENAME'_'$NUMLINES'.'$EXT' # uncomment when necessaryĮcho '$file' renamed as '$OUTPUTDIR'/'$FILENAME'_'$NUMLINES''$EXT'

OUTPUTDIR=/home/xieerqi/substitutions/outputĮXT=$(printf '%s' '$file' | awk -F'.' '') # line countĮcho '$file' renamed as '$OUTPUTDIR'/'$FILENAME'_'$NUMLINES'.'$EXT' # Description: script to rename files to file_numlines The script bellow covers multiple cases: the single dot and extension (file.txt), multiple dots and extensions(file.1.txt), consecutive dots (), and dots in the filename (file.

Bash rename multiple files