Multi Rename Tool: TRUNCATE Remove Delete Drop characters

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Post by *petermad »

I couldn't find this in the help file.
Try "Operation" -> "Regular expressions" in the help file...
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\d means digit, so _\d\d_ means what you want:
{underscore}{two digit number}{underscore}
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I see. Thanks very much to both of you.
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Post by *solid »

vo wrote:Very good, ZoSTeR. It works. Thanks very much.

Could you explain the logic behind this? Why \d\d ?

...and is there some other location where I could find these different codes and logic behind them? I couldn't find this in the help file.

Thanks
It's in the help.
See under 3n - regular expressions
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