On Tuesday, July 15, 2003, at 01:47 PM, Kurt Bernhard Pruenner wrote:
quoted 4 lines Brett Dietsch wrote:> Brett Dietsch wrote:
>> for i in `find . ` ; do echo "mv $i `echo $i | sed s/\s/_/` ; done
>
> Whoa - that's at least missing quotes around the "$i"...
nah, you dont need a quote around throw-away variables. you may need a
quote elsewhere though, like here:
echo "$i | sed s/\s/_/"
mind you, im too lazy to actually test any of this right now. with the
above stuff, you'll probably get a lot of lines thinking that you mean
to make each character separated by spaces a separate line, but hey..
google.
quoted 5 lines But still - whitespace (at least spaces) sure aren't a problem on> But still - whitespace (at least spaces) sure aren't a problem on
> Windows
> partitions, so are you sure it'll help? (Replacing all whitespace with
> an
> underscore is going a bit to far, I'd say...)
this is true. the only thing that'll bitch is dos, but why would you
play mp3's in dos?
but itunes wont care if you replace them, as long as you tell it not to
organize the files. if you do, it'll rename them every time you import
them.
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