So I’m just trying to script some file renaming to 0001, 0002, 0003 etc…
Of course, once I get to 0008, it borks because leading zeros making it think octals.
I think I need to stick a base-10 10# flag in here somewhere, but everywhere I’ve tried I get empty base names like .wav
Help?
renum=0001
# move previously processed 1-9 to digit only names
rename=$(find "./$targetpath/$font/$effect" -type f -name '*.wav')
for i in ${rename[@]}; do
echo "Moving "$i" to -> "$targetpath/$font/$effect/$renum".wav"
echo
rsync -ab --no-perms --remove-source-files "$i" "$targetpath/$font/$effect/$renum.wav"
((renum++)) # increment
renum=000$renum # add leading zeros - NEED BASE 10 THOUGH
renum="${renum: -4}" # use only last 4 characters
done
I think there was cross platform issue using mv, which I had at first. Windows bash wasn’t happy.
Even the flag case -a or -A matters, which shouldn’t, but some people had errors with it lower case.
Anyway, I will give your suggestion a shot, thank you.
Archive option for rsync.
MacOS bash works fine with -a.
Windows didn’t use -a for archive, but I can’t man rsync at the moment so I don’t remember what it was instead. Needed to be -A
Not important at this point.
Oh, and if there’s an inadvertant second running of the script, I was looking to have the files not be overwritten, but moved to a ~file instead. That’s why rsyc also i think.
None of which really should happen anyway.
I need to cut back on the amount of “what if” I think and just make it work, not foolproof.
I’m the only one probably actually using it
If you really want to make shell scripts that work everywhere, you should try to stick to POSIX commands. Unfortunately it seems to be difficult to figure out which commands and flags are mandated by POSIX.2 without buying a book.
unfortunately seq is not POSIX, but we could work around that like so:
NUMBERS="0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9"
seq4() {
for a in $NUMBERS; do
for b in $NUMBERS; do
for c in $NUMBERS; do
for d in $NUMBERS; do
echo $a$b$c$d
done
done
done
done | tail -n +2
}
seq4 | for i in "./$targetpath/$font/$effect/"*.wav
do
read renum
mv -v "$i" "$targetpath/$font/$effect/$renum.wav"
done
This would make it only use POSIX commands, which should guarantee that it works on linux, mac, and anything else vaguely unix-like.
Cool. Well, seq -w worked, swapping that POSIX friendly way in gives empty filenames.
If you really want to see the mess I’m making:
*edit - updated to handle files already in NNNN format.
echo "Do you wish to rename a single soundfont (enter '1') or a folder containing several soundfonts in subfolders (enter '2')?"
echo "If you choose 2, Make sure each sub-folder only contains one soundfont. Otherwise the soundfonts will get mixed!"
read selection
if [ "$selection" = "1" ]; then
echo "You chose to rename a single soundfont. Please enter the name of the font folder containting the soundfont files."
echo "You may need to enter the path if it's a subfolder of where you are (such as 'SoundfontMaker/Font')"
read input
dirs=$(find "$input" -maxdepth 0 -type d)
echo "Found the following soundfont folder:"
echo $dirs
echo "Does this folder only contain one soundfont? (y/n)"
read input2
if [[ "$input2" = "y" || "$input2" = "Y" ]]; then
echo " "
else
echo "Aborting program"; exit
fi
elif [ "$selection" = "2" ]; then
echo "You chose to rename several soundfonts. Each soundfont must be in a single subfolder."
echo "Please enter the name of the folder containing the soundfont folders."
read input
dirs=$(find "$input" -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d)
echo " "
echo "Found the following directories for soundfonts:"
echo $dirs
echo "Does each of these folders only contain one soundfont? (y/n)"
read input2
if [[ "$input2" = "y" || "$input2" = "Y" ]]; then
echo " "
else
echo "Aborting program"; exit
fi
else
echo "Your selection is invalid. Aborting program"; exit
fi
echo "Do you want to automatically add config.ini and smoothsw.ini files if they're missing? (y/n)"
read addini
echo " "
echo "Do you wish a detailed renaming progess report ('1') or only the imporant steps ('2')?"
echo "Warning, the detailed report may produce a lot of console output!"
read verbosity
if [ "$verbosity" = "1" ]; then
echo "Logging progress to console"
else
echo "Logging only important steps"
fi
for font in ${dirs[@]}; do
sounds=$(find "$font" -type f -name '*.wav')
echo " "
echo "Sounds to rename/organize:"
echo "${sounds[*]}"
otherfiles=$(find -s "$font" -type f ! -name '*.wav' -and ! -name '.*')
echo " "
echo "Other files to move:"
echo "${otherfiles[*]}"
echo " "
echo "Converting soundfont in $font".
targetpath="Converted_to_Proper_Proffie"
mkdir -p "$targetpath/$font"
if [[ "$addini" = "y" || "$addini" = "Y" ]]; then
if [[ ! " ${otherfiles[*]} " =~ $font'/config.ini' ]]; then
echo "Adding missing config.ini"
rsync -ab --no-perms "./inis/config.ini" "$targetpath/$font"
fi
if [[ ! " ${otherfiles[*]} " =~ $font'/smoothsw.ini' ]]; then
echo "Adding missing smoothsw.ini"
rsync -ab --no-perms "./inis/smoothsw.ini" "$targetpath/$font"
fi
fi
if [[ "${sounds[*]}" == *xtra* ]]; then
mkdir -p "$targetpath/$font/extras"
echo "Moving all extras to -> extras folder"
rsync -rab --no-perms "$font/extras/" "$targetpath/$font/extras"
fi
if [[ "${sounds[*]}" == *rack* ]]; then
mkdir -p "$targetpath/$font/tracks"
echo "Moving all tracks to -> tracks folder"
rsync -rab --no-perms "$font/tracks/" "$targetpath/$font/tracks"
fi
for o in $otherfiles; do
echo "Moving "$o" to -> "$targetpath/$font/${o##*/}
rsync -ab --no-perms "$o" "$targetpath/$font"
done
extracounter=1
hiddencounter=1
trackcounter=1
oldeffect="old"
for src in ${sounds[@]}; do
# Move extras folder as-is.
if [[ $src == *._* ]]; then
if [[ $hiddencounter = 1 ]]; then
echo "- Hidden files found and ignored."
hiddencounter=$((hiddencounter+1))
fi
continue;
fi
if [[ $src == *xtra* ]]; then
if [[ $extracounter = 1 ]]; then
echo "Already moved extras."
extracounter=$((extracounter+1))
fi
continue;
fi
# Move tracks folder as-is.
if [[ $src == *rack* ]]; then
if [[ $trackcounter = 1 ]]; then
echo "Already moved tracks."
trackcounter=$((trackcounter+1))
fi
continue;
fi
# Strip digits, path, and extension from filename
effectfile="${src//[0-9]/}"
effectnopath="${effectfile##*/}"
effect="${effectnopath%.*}"
if [ "$effect" == "" ];then
parentdir="$(dirname "$src")"
mkdir -p "$targetpath/$font/${parentdir##*/}"
rsync -ab --no-perms $src $targetpath/$font/${parentdir##*/}
echo "Effect is numbers only in subdirectory."
echo "Moving over as-is : $src -> $targetpath/$font/${parentdir##*/}/${src##*/}"
else
# Reset counter for new effect type
# Post-process NNNN formatted files from last round if needed
if [[ $effect != $oldeffect ]]; then
counter=1
if [ ${#targetfile} -gt 12 ]; then
echo "Effect exceeds 8 characters, converting to NNNN format"
renum=0001
seq -w 1 9999 | for i in "$subdir/"*.wav
do
read renum
mv -v "$i" "$subdir/$renum.wav"
done
fi
fi
# Make subfolder for multiples, or leave single in root
if [ $counter = 2 ]; then
mkdir -p "$targetpath/$font/$effect"
subdir=$targetpath/$font/$effect
# $target is still from previous loop below
if [ ${#effect} -gt 6 ]; then
targetfile=$(printf %q "${effect}1.wav")
else
targetfile=$(printf %q "${effect}01.wav")
fi
rsync -ab --no-perms --remove-source-files "$target" "./$targetpath/$font/$effect/$targetfile"
echo "Addidional $effect sounds found."
echo "Moving ${target##*/} into a $effect subfolder and adding first numerical to base name = $targetpath/$font/$effect/$targetfile"
fi
# set target filename with correct digit format
# singular sound
if [ $counter == 1 ]; then
targetfile=$(printf %q "$effect.wav")
else
# Check if leading zero is possible, don't exceed 8 chars
if [ ${#effect} -gt 6 ] || [ $counter -gt 9 ]; then
targetfile=$(printf %q "$effect$counter.wav")
else
targetfile=$(printf %q "${effect}0$counter.wav")
fi
fi
#
if [ $counter -ge 2 ]; then
target="./$targetpath/$font/$effect/$targetfile"
else
target="./$targetpath/$font/$targetfile"
fi
if [ $verbosity = "1" ]; then
echo "Converting source file ${src} to target $target"
fi
rsync -ab --no-perms $src $target
# increment counter for next effect sound
fi
counter=$((counter+1))
oldeffect="$effect"
done
echo " "
echo "Converted soundfont saved in "$targetpath
echo " "
done
echo " "
echo " "
echo "Soundfont conversion complete."
echo " "
echo " --- MTFBWY ---"
Which is working well as is converting an all-in-one folder of Proffie font files
