This all reminds me of a file naming problem I had with Windows. If a Mac
copies files with illegal characters to a Windows share (illegal to Windows
that is) Windows will happily accept and copy the files, complete with bad
characters, then later inform you that it cannot find the file you are
Assuming the strangeness is reliable, this should solve the issue.
put replacetext(b,"[^a-zA-Z]\.",".") into b
On Sun, Dec 12, 2010 at 1:25 AM, Mike Bonner wrote:
> Can you do something like.. if char -6 of item 2 of tln is not a character
> then put empty into char -6 of item 2 of tln?
> Have
Can you do something like.. if char -6 of item 2 of tln is not a character
then put empty into char -6 of item 2 of tln?
Haven't tried it here.
On Sun, Dec 12, 2010 at 1:22 AM, stephen barncard <
stephenrevoluti...@barncard.com> wrote:
> Good one Mike. Now I have to find out how to detect and f
Good one Mike. Now I have to find out how to detect and filter the damn
things. The list of songs on the right comes from some very old CD and DAT
labeling stacks that were saved as RTF.
What's happening is that I'm transferring all my DAT tapes to a hard drive
archive, but all I get are files n
Thanks for responding, Scott. I will check the stack again. It's about as
simple as I can make it. If files weren't created, then obviously nothing
else will happen.
For the demonstration to work a group of files must be created with the
names that are in the left hand column. These files are re
Found it. In your data box, put your cursor between the . and the i in
delphi (track 12). Hit delete. Twice to get rid of the i then retype the i
and it'll work. Is this another example of a unicode problem or something
of that nature? All the files on the right (at the start) are this way, and
fi
Recently, stephen barncard wrote:
> So no one here has used *rename* lately?
I have a renaming stack that I made ages ago for bulk renaming files. It
still seems to work as expected.
When I try your stack and follow your instructions, pressing the blue button
adds a "not found" label to each it
So no one here has used *rename* lately?
On 11 December 2010 16:03, stephen barncard wrote:
> Hi Gang.
>
> This one has me baffled. Head against desk for a while.
>
> please load my test stack with
>
> go stack URL "http://fulton.barncard.com/bugz/multilineRenameBug.rev";
>
>
> (It only creates
Hi Gang.
This one has me baffled. Head against desk for a while.
please load my test stack with
go stack URL "http://fulton.barncard.com/bugz/multilineRenameBug.rev";
(It only creates suffixed files in a folder that you create or point to
after clicking a button.)
I am renaming files like thi
