$find . -depth|rename 's/\ /_/g'
thts why linux is linux
And just off the track: you can calculate time taken by any command using time command. This will tell time taken to rename all the files in the current folder.
$time find . -depth|rename 's/\ /_/g'
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2 comments:
what here mean by rename 's/\ /_/g'
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1) rename is a command for renaming files.
2) s/\ /_/g is pretty standard thing. The main thing is between s/ and /g. It is replace '\ ' i.e. 'escaped space' i.e. space in filenames with '_'. Slaces in between are customary as per syntax.
3) Sorry for being sooooo.... late.
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