rename b, "JustASingleFile.jpg", , , 8; //Flag 8 = increment on conflict
This will rename a single file from "JustASingleFile.jpg" to "JustASingleFile-01.jpg".
I would expect a single selected file rename to not be identified as a conflict to increment - even if one is attempting to rename it to its original value; just as I would expect multiple files to not rename the first selected item, but to start adding an increment to subsequent, would-be-duplicated, renaming selections - even if the first item is being assigned its starting value.
In other words, my expected behavior would be to have the result consistent regardless of the starting and target value.
rename b, ... flag 8 renames as if conflict when target value is the same as current value
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Re: rename b, ... flag 8 renames as if conflict when target value is the same as current value
Works differently here:
This looks weird! Not what I would expect to happen. Since the extension is left untouched by this syntax, it should just do this and then stay at "JustASingleFile.jpg.jpg":
Okay?
JustASingleFile.jpg -> JustASingleFile.jpg.jpg -> JustASingleFile.jpg-01.jpg -> JustASingleFile.jpg.jpg -> etc. eternally
This looks weird! Not what I would expect to happen. Since the extension is left untouched by this syntax, it should just do this and then stay at "JustASingleFile.jpg.jpg":
JustASingleFile.jpg -> JustASingleFile.jpg.jpg
Okay?
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