Very new to this and can't get it to work. This is what I have entered under RegEx(1):
Match:
([\b][a-z])
Replace:
([A-Z])
Neil Jones wrote:Very new to this and can't get it to work. This is what I have entered under RegEx(1):
Match:
([\b][a-z])
Replace:
([A-Z])
Stefan wrote:As I said, this syntax doesn't work with BRU:
1) the meta char for the beginning of a string is ^
\b means word boundary only (could be in the middle of string also)
2) you have to match (define) the whole file name, not only the wanted parts.
Means: ^([a-z])(.+)
3.) [a-z] and [A-Z] are only matching operators, they do not change the case.
Changing the case would do the \U and \L parameter some regex engines (or application) do provide.
Means:
Match: ^([a-z])(.+)
Replace: \U\1\2
But all that is not supported by BRU.
Luckily, den4b ReNamer had that implemented not long ago:
- add your folder as files (!!!)
- add rule RegEx
Match Expression: ^([a-z])
Replace: \U$1
(yes, here working on parts of file name is allowed/supported)
truth wrote:12Folders=Checked (others-unchecked)
04Case=Title