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+++ major new feature
+ new feature
* changed feature
% improved performance
! fixed minor bug
!!! fixed major bug
v3.60.0145 - 19.03.05 11:38
+ Added menu File/Rename Special/Keep Particular Characters...
Here you can enter a list of characters to be kept in selected
filename(s). Default is:
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789 _-.()
You can
(a) define no replace entity, in which case all other characters
will be removed,
or
(b) define a common replace string (can be longer
than one character) at the end of the list after '>'.
Examples:
abc = Remove all characters that are not a, b, or c
abc>_ = Replace all characters that are not a, b, or c, with '_'
+ Added menu File/Rename Special/Remove Particular Characters...
Here you can enter a list of characters to be removed or replaced
from selected filename(s).
You can
(a) define no replace entity, in which case all characters
in the list will be removed,
or
(b) define a common replace string (can be longer
than one character) at the end of the list after '>',
or
(c) define a replace list at the end of the list after '>>'
(remove-list and replace-list must have same length).
Examples:
[]{};,! = Remove all of these characters
[]{};,!>_ = Replace all of these characters with '_'
ä>ae = Replace all ä with 'ae'
äöü>>aou = Replace all ä with a, ö with u, ü with u
You are responsible to avoid collisions in the target names.
+ File Find/Name & Location: now you can have backslashes in the
search terms. That way you can explicitly include or exclude search
paths directly in the search phrase (without using the Exclude Folders
tab). Note:
- To do this you must check "Check full path".
- A backslash in a search term must be escaped by another
backslash.
- This does not work RegExp search phrases (because RegExp cannot
be combined with Boolean logic).
For example:
cat & !cat\\
would find all files "*cat*" in the current search location but
not the ones in the subfolder(s) "*cat\".
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