Shabiel: Created page with "To bulk rename routines, easiest to use the rename command. Use the -n flag to rename so that it won't do anything before you commit to renaming.

 $ rename ..."

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To bulk rename routines, easiest to use the <code>rename</code> command. Use the -n flag to rename so that it won't do anything before you commit to renaming.

<pre>
$ rename -n s/KBAIEHX/EHXPRE/ r/KBAIEHX*.m
$ rename -v s/KBAIEHX/EHXPRE/ r/KBAIEHX*.m
</pre>

To rename the variables inside of the routines, you can use <code>sed</code> like this:

<pre>
$ sed -i 's/KBAIEHX/EHXPRE/g' r/EHXPRE*.m
</pre>

Bulk rename routines - Revision history

Shabiel: Created page with "To bulk rename routines, easiest to use the `rename` command. Use the -n flag to rename so that it won't do anything before you commit to renaming.
$ rename ..."

Bulk rename routines - Revision history

Shabiel: Created page with "To bulk rename routines, easiest to use the rename command. Use the -n flag to rename so that it won't do anything before you commit to renaming. $ rename ..."

Shabiel: Created page with "To bulk rename routines, easiest to use the `rename` command. Use the -n flag to rename so that it won't do anything before you commit to renaming.
$ rename ..."