Rules for target masks

For more flexible manupulations with files you may use rules for target masks:

• \1..\9 transform into groups;
• ${1}..${64} like previous;
• \0 и ${0} transform into full source filename.

Symbol '\' used for escaping other special symbols. For example, '
' mean backslash (\) and '\*' mean just asterisk (*).

Examples

For all examples we use example files:

bar.tar.gz
foo.tar.bz2
some_file1.gz
some_file2.bz2

Example 1

• 'Source mask:' is *.tar.*
• 'To:' is \1.t\2

Result:

bar.tgz
foo.tbz2
some_file1.gz
some_file2.bz2

Example 2

• 'Source mask:' is ?*
• 'To:' is \1__\1\2

Result:

b__bar.tar.gz
f__foo.tar.bz2
s__some_file1.gz
s__some_file2.bz2