hi list.
supposing i have a directory containing these files:
nat_10-full.xml.afp nat_10.xml.afp
nat_1-full.xml.afp nat_1.xml.afp
nat_2-full.xml nat_2.xml
nat_3-full.xml nat_3.xml
nat_4-full.xml nat_4.xml
nat_5-full.xml nat_5.xml
nat_6-full.xml nat_6.xml
nat_7-full.xml nat_7.xml
nat_8-full.xml.afp nat_8.xml.afp
nat_9-full.xml nat_9.xml
you can see that there are some files with dual extensions. my problem
is i want to erase all files with dual extensions and re-arrange the
array of files in a new order, like so:
nat_10-full.xml.afp nat_10.xml.afp --> this was deleted
nat_1-full.xml.afp nat_1.xml.afp --> this was deleted
nat_2-full.xml nat_2.xml --> this row should become nat_1-full.xml nat_1.xml
respectively
nat_3-full.xml nat_3.xml --> this row should become nat_2-full.xml nat_2.xml
respectively
nat_4-full.xml nat_4.xml :
nat_5-full.xml nat_5.xml :
nat_6-full.xml nat_6.xml :
nat_7-full.xml nat_7.xml --> (and so on...)
nat_8-full.xml.afp nat_8.xml.afp -->this was deleted
nat_9-full.xml nat_9.xml --> this row should become nat_8-full.xml nat_8.xml
respectively
i did a script that reads a directory and deletes all files with the
double extension.
<snippet>
$ctr=0;
foreach (@fileXML) {
my $file = "$repository/temp/$fileXML[$ctr]";
if (/afp/) { system ("$file");}
$ctr++;
}
</snippet>
but im having problems in renaming the files as described above. how can i do it?
ideas?
thanks.
percy
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