Thursday, 15 July 2010

PowerShell - Remove certain string from multiple filenames -


I have multiple in the list. Are MP3 files and want to remove the artist's name from their filenames. The name of all the files includes a string

"adhesive wambet -"

After the title of the song. I want to delete every time (not replaced) of that specific string in each file name in the current folder

To not mention, I have searched the answer on this site and an elegant and satisfactory solution.

This is my first encounter with PowerShell.

As you know that you have actually Is closed

  Dir | Ren -NewName {$ _. Name - Here "Adhesive Wombat -", ""}  

You have made a condition that "adhesive vambat" can not be space or space. If the -uninstall uses regular expression, what does it exploit and ? I am also showing you the name as the full name of CMDlet so that you know about what is happening behind the scenario. It's hard to see, but I have to "pop" it in bold for ? Attempted to highlight

Get-ChildItem | Rename-item-newname {$ _. Name - Your adhesive ? Wombat - "," "}

In addition to that, depending on how much white space you can use the "Text"

Other Text Enhanced Wobbit - S + where you have a location that will consistently match the white space.


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