Comments for Krename
Re: Am I the only one...
Charset conversion support was finally added (in a way so that it is working) in KRename 3.0.13!
> ...who wished krename had charset
> conversion plugin based on
> iconv/recode/enca?
>
> It's understood that it's too bad to
> have a real *bunch* of charsets but
> that's exactly what's here in xUSSR and
> some other Eastern European countries at
> least.
Am I the only one...
...who wished krename had charset conversion plugin based on iconv/recode/enca?
It's understood that it's too bad to have a real *bunch* of charsets but that's exactly what's here in xUSSR and some other Eastern European countries at least.
KRename is a teriffic utility
I can't remember how many times I've had to
manually edit a directory-full of file names for some
reason or another. KRename can automate that, and
much more. WIth direct support for MP3/Ogg
renaming, as well as the usual regexp-based
renaming you would expect, there's not much it can't
do. Well worth the download.
Re: Am I the only one...
> Charset conversion support was finally
> added (in a way so that it is working)
> in KRename 3.0.13!
Whoah, thanks!
In the mean time, I've hacked a scriptie that employs enca and iconv to recover a mixed charset dir (not that uncommon situation while moving data off windows, both files and archived data, and target locale charset isn't precisely the same as 8-bit "system" charset in windows, like CP1251).
But that's a bit beyond askable, being a bit advanced/custom (you never know what other script they would churn up, heh? :-)
Will ping our maintainer...