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  1. knsnln

    change file name to upper case

    I can change all file names to upper case except the file "_ccmwaid.inf". How could it happen? Is ther any problem with pattern matching? " m/([a-zA-Z0-9._~\s]+)[-'#.!?]?\s*$/x;" Thanks
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    • Forum: Perl
  2. knsnln

    case conversion

    I have a perl script to convert the case of directories and files. When I run it, it pops up a message "The process cannot access the file because it is being used by other process. Access denied" on the command prompt. However, it seems working fine for me. Why? Hope someone can...
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    • Forum: Perl
  3. knsnln

    Converting directory names to upper case

    My situation is that I have a very big file with mixed case directories and subdirectories. Under each directories, there are multi files. My goal is to replace all lower case characters in the directories to upper case and all upper case characters in each file names to lower, or vice versa...
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    • Forum: Perl
  4. knsnln

    How to convert all directory names to upper case?

    Hi all, I am new to this forum. I am self studying perl and want to write a script to convert all directory names to upper case and all file names to lower case. I will apreciate it if there is any one can help me with this issue. Thanks in advance. Ken
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    • Forum: Perl

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