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#11 Yesterday 15:46
- Digidoc
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- Registered: 2026-03-06
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Re: Renaming ebook files
Thank you for helping. I took 500 folders containing 1154 books. 1 file did not convert due to excessive file name length. The ones with 2 parts or 3 parts to the author names work great. Those with a single part or with 4 parts are the ones which fail. Here are examples of failures:
(Graf), Leo Tolstoy-The Death Of Ivan Ilyich_And, Master An.epub
A Time For War, A Time For Peace - Keith R. A. Decandido.epub
Agincourt_Henry V And The Battle That Made England - Juliet R. V. Barker.epub
Apocalypse - Keith R. A. Decandido.epub
Articles Of The Federation - Keith R. A. Decandido.epub
Diplomatic Implausibility - Keith R. A. Decandido.epub
Doctor Who_Dying In The Sun - Jon De Burgh Miller.epub
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#12 Today 04:58
- Digidoc
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Re: Renaming ebook files
I found that the 1 word author is generally wrong. When I open the file with Calibri, I see the rest of the author name and can correct it. There are a few exceptions, but please do not spend time trying to solve this issue. What does seem to be needed is a way to handle 4 tokens as a part of the author name. This could be initials for full names. An example would be George R. R. Martin.
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#13 Today 13:04
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Re: Renaming ebook files
This single rule will handle any number (two or more) of author tokens:
Replace expression "^(.*)\s+-((?:\s+\S+)+)\s+(\S+)$" with "$3,$2-$1" (skip extension)
Regarding the one failing due too very long path, you should check out ReNamer 7.9 with built-in support for handling long paths.
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