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Copy and rename files to a sequential numbering with subdirectories

.everyoneloves__top-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__mid-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__bot-mid-leaderboard:empty margin-bottom:0;

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I want to copy files of the given type with inside subdirectories.
I think copy of the zzz.txt file works after copying the files in the abc_folder.
How can i resolve this problem.

AAA
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---zzz.txt
 ---abc_folder
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---ccc.txt

Wanted output

 AAA
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---zzz.txt
 ---1.txt
 ---2.txt
 ---3.txt
 ---abc_folder
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---ccc.txt
 ---1.txt
 ---2.txt
 ---3.txt

My code's output

 AAA
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---zzz.txt
 ---1.txt
 ---2.txt
 ---4.txt
 ---abc_folder
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---ccc.txt
 ---1.txt
 ---2.txt
 ---3.txt

My code

#!/bin/bash

function traverse() 
counter=1
for file in "$2"/*
do
 if [ ! -d "$file" ]; then
 if [[ $file == $3 ]]; then
 extension="$file##*."
 filename="$file%.*"
 cp "$file" "$2/$counter.$extension"
 counter=$(($counter + 1))
 fi
 elif [ $1 == "-R" ] ; then
 traverse "$1" "$file" "$3"
 fi
done

traverse "$1" "$PWD" "$2"

shell-script rename

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I want to copy files of the given type with inside subdirectories.
I think copy of the zzz.txt file works after copying the files in the abc_folder.
How can i resolve this problem.

AAA
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---zzz.txt
 ---abc_folder
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---ccc.txt

Wanted output

 AAA
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---zzz.txt
 ---1.txt
 ---2.txt
 ---3.txt
 ---abc_folder
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---ccc.txt
 ---1.txt
 ---2.txt
 ---3.txt

My code's output

 AAA
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---zzz.txt
 ---1.txt
 ---2.txt
 ---4.txt
 ---abc_folder
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---ccc.txt
 ---1.txt
 ---2.txt
 ---3.txt

My code

#!/bin/bash

function traverse() 
counter=1
for file in "$2"/*
do
 if [ ! -d "$file" ]; then
 if [[ $file == $3 ]]; then
 extension="$file##*."
 filename="$file%.*"
 cp "$file" "$2/$counter.$extension"
 counter=$(($counter + 1))
 fi
 elif [ $1 == "-R" ] ; then
 traverse "$1" "$file" "$3"
 fi
done

traverse "$1" "$PWD" "$2"

shell-script rename

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asked Apr 14 at 16:34

zblashzblash

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I want to copy files of the given type with inside subdirectories.
I think copy of the zzz.txt file works after copying the files in the abc_folder.
How can i resolve this problem.

AAA
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---zzz.txt
 ---abc_folder
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---ccc.txt

Wanted output

 AAA
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---zzz.txt
 ---1.txt
 ---2.txt
 ---3.txt
 ---abc_folder
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---ccc.txt
 ---1.txt
 ---2.txt
 ---3.txt

My code's output

 AAA
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---zzz.txt
 ---1.txt
 ---2.txt
 ---4.txt
 ---abc_folder
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---ccc.txt
 ---1.txt
 ---2.txt
 ---3.txt

My code

#!/bin/bash

function traverse() 
counter=1
for file in "$2"/*
do
 if [ ! -d "$file" ]; then
 if [[ $file == $3 ]]; then
 extension="$file##*."
 filename="$file%.*"
 cp "$file" "$2/$counter.$extension"
 counter=$(($counter + 1))
 fi
 elif [ $1 == "-R" ] ; then
 traverse "$1" "$file" "$3"
 fi
done

traverse "$1" "$PWD" "$2"

shell-script rename

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asked Apr 14 at 16:34

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AAA
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---zzz.txt
 ---abc_folder
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---ccc.txt

 AAA
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---zzz.txt
 ---1.txt
 ---2.txt
 ---3.txt
 ---abc_folder
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---ccc.txt
 ---1.txt
 ---2.txt
 ---3.txt

 AAA
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---zzz.txt
 ---1.txt
 ---2.txt
 ---4.txt
 ---abc_folder
 ---aaa.txt
 ---bbb.txt
 ---ccc.txt
 ---1.txt
 ---2.txt
 ---3.txt

#!/bin/bash

function traverse() 
counter=1
for file in "$2"/*
do
 if [ ! -d "$file" ]; then
 if [[ $file == $3 ]]; then
 extension="$file##*."
 filename="$file%.*"
 cp "$file" "$2/$counter.$extension"
 counter=$(($counter + 1))
 fi
 elif [ $1 == "-R" ] ; then
 traverse "$1" "$file" "$3"
 fi
done

traverse "$1" "$PWD" "$2"

share|improve this question

asked Apr 14 at 16:34

zblashzblash

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With zsh:

#! /bin/zsh -
autoload zmv
incr='++count[$1]'
typeset -A count
zmv -n '(**/)(*)(.txt)' '$1$((incr))$3'

(remove -n when happy)

The idea being to use an associative arrays whose key is the directory for counting.

We need the intermediary incr variable or otherwise it wouldn't work for directory names containing ].

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answered Apr 14 at 16:53

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  Apr 14 at 17:20
  

  
  
  
  

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With zsh:

#! /bin/zsh -
autoload zmv
incr='++count[$1]'
typeset -A count
zmv -n '(**/)(*)(.txt)' '$1$((incr))$3'

(remove -n when happy)

The idea being to use an associative arrays whose key is the directory for counting.

We need the intermediary incr variable or otherwise it wouldn't work for directory names containing ].

share|improve this answer

answered Apr 14 at 16:53

Stéphane ChazelasStéphane Chazelas

315k57597955

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  I want to use just pure bash
  
  – zblash
  Apr 14 at 17:20
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

0

With zsh:

#! /bin/zsh -
autoload zmv
incr='++count[$1]'
typeset -A count
zmv -n '(**/)(*)(.txt)' '$1$((incr))$3'

(remove -n when happy)

The idea being to use an associative arrays whose key is the directory for counting.

We need the intermediary incr variable or otherwise it wouldn't work for directory names containing ].

share|improve this answer

answered Apr 14 at 16:53

Stéphane ChazelasStéphane Chazelas

315k57597955

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  I want to use just pure bash
  
  – zblash
  Apr 14 at 17:20
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

With zsh:

#! /bin/zsh -
autoload zmv
incr='++count[$1]'
typeset -A count
zmv -n '(**/)(*)(.txt)' '$1$((incr))$3'

(remove -n when happy)

The idea being to use an associative arrays whose key is the directory for counting.

We need the intermediary incr variable or otherwise it wouldn't work for directory names containing ].

share|improve this answer

answered Apr 14 at 16:53

Stéphane ChazelasStéphane Chazelas

315k57597955

#! /bin/zsh -
autoload zmv
incr='++count[$1]'
typeset -A count
zmv -n '(**/)(*)(.txt)' '$1$((incr))$3'

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answered Apr 14 at 16:53

Stéphane ChazelasStéphane Chazelas

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answered Apr 14 at 16:53

Stéphane ChazelasStéphane Chazelas

315k57597955

answered Apr 14 at 16:53

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315k57597955