RegExp Rename: Cut numbers from beginning of filename

[admin]

Cut one or more numbers followed by a minus ("-") char from the beginning of the filename:

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version 1: (^\d{1,}-)(.*) > $2
version 2: (^\d+-)(.*) > $2

Examples:

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1-20081015-01.lnk   > 20081015-01.lnk
12-20081015-02.lnk  > 20081015-02.lnk
321-03.txt          > 03.txt
1.lnk               > <Unchanged> 1.lnk

Trivial for RegExp experts but I'm proud I figured it out...

PS: And here's a tip for newbies. You can run this rename job directly through the Address Bar, using the following "Quick Script":

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::rename "r", "(^\d+-)(.*) > $2", "p"

[TheQwerty]

You could even eliminate the second group entirely:

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^\d+- > 

Note: There should be a trailing space on the pattern but it appears the code box is overzealous in trimming..