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How to manage multiple files at once using find and Perl
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You may sometimes want to rename multiple files at once, or add or remove them from CVS or other version-ing system. Or you just want to do things using a file from the system and some other file that is not on the system. You can use PERL and the find command to do this, If the only way to obtain the name of the second file is with a regular expression, a good solution is to use find combined with a perl script.
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You may sometimes want to rename multiple files at once, or add or remove them from CVS or other version-ing system. Or you just want to do things using a file from the system and some other file that is not on the system. You can use PERL and the find command to do this, If the only way to obtain the name of the second file is with a regular expression, a good solution is to use find combined with a perl script.