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Old 01-15-2021, 09:55 AM   #4
thiago.eec
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Originally Posted by DNSB View Post
I tend to do a bulk rename in two steps. Using your file names, I would rename them to refilexxx.html and then to filexxx.html. This avoids the probability of ending up with files named out of order.
I also have to use a two steps process. For me, this is really unnecessary.

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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal View Post
Because it doesnt know ifthe name conflict is ok or accidental.
Well, let's think about the process:

1) User selects all the files he wants renamed
2) Then, the user explicitly tell the Editor to rename then (right-clicking and choosing this option)
3) A window pops-up and he choose the prefix and starting number
4) Only then the renaming occurs

Is this possible to happen accidentally? I wonder how the user could not mean all the files to be renamed.

Maybe, a confirmation dialog could be added in case of identical names appearing.

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