How to modify filenames for a bunch of files via the command line
Requirements : cygwin (or Linux) and awk
Say for instance you have image files of this format
IMG_1000 (Custom).JPG
And you want to take out "(Custom)"
The following command can be used to solve this problem and be adapted for other scenarios:
ls | awk '{ split($0,a," "); b="mv \"" $0 "\" " a[1]a[3]; system( b); }'
Piping the output from ls to awk, this splits the file name by spaces, and renames the file to IMG_1000.JPG.
a[1] = IMG_1000
a[2] = (Custom)
a[3] = .JPG
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