3.3.0

README

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 <div id="description"></div>
 # rnm
-Bulk Rename Utility written in `C++`. Files and directories can be passed as command line arguments to rename them in bulk according to some naming scheme (*Name String*). If any file or directory path is not passed as command line argument, it will wait for user to type the path i.e it will take the path from standard input `(>=version 3.0.1)`. It uses `C++` regex (<a href="http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/regex/ECMAScript/">ECMAScript regex</a>) as the default regex to provide search (and replace) functionality, other regex modes are available through (`-re`) option. It provides an undo functionality too to move back an unwanted rename operation. You can also run a simulation instead of actual rename to view the potential outcome as program output on terminal with the `-sim` option.
+Bulk Rename Utility written in `C++`. Files and directories can be passed as command line arguments to rename them in bulk according to some naming scheme (*Name String*). If any file or directory path is not passed as command line argument, it will wait for user to type the path i.e it will take the path from standard input `(>=version 3.0.1)`. It uses `C++` regex (<a href="http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/regex/ECMAScript/">ECMAScript (aka JavaScript) regex</a>) as the default regex to provide search (and replace) functionality, other regex modes are available through (`-re`) option. It provides an undo functionality too to move back an unwanted rename operation. You can also run a simulation instead of actual rename to view the potential outcome as program output on terminal with the `-sim` option.
 
 
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 `-ei`                | End index i.e index to stop renaming from. It is only for files inside a directory that is being recursively taken due to a depth value greater than 0, i.e it works on directory index. Note that directory index `/id/` will renew in each directory i.e in each directory rename will be performed from start index to end index.
 `-inc`               | Increment value (floating point decimal). The amount, index will be incremented or decremented in each iteration. Decremented index is available through name string rule| `/-i/`, `/-id/` etc..
 `-linc`              | The amount line count will be incremented or decremented in each iteration. This is always a positive integer.
-`-if`                | This sets Index flags. This is a '/' separated list of flags that will be used to render the index within it's text field. The general format is `'/keyword1/keyword2/...'`. Valued flags are set with *keyword=value* format. Ex: `-if '/uppercase/showpoint/showpos/showbase/left/length=4/precision=3/filler=*/latin-fallback=687678/'`.
-See <a href="#keywords">keywords section</a> for details.
+`-if`                | This sets Index flags. This is a '/' separated list of flags that will be used to render the index within it's text field. The general format is `'/keyword1/keyword2/...'`. Valued flags are set with *keyword=value* format. Ex: `-if '/uppercase/showpoint/showpos/showbase/left/length=4/precision=3/filler=*/latin-fallback=687678/'`. See <a href="#keywords">keywords section</a> for details.
 `-ifl`               | Index field length. Non occupied field will be filled with index field fillers (set with `-iff`). iff is set to the character `0` by default.
 `-iff`               | Not occupied field in index will be filled with a character which is set by this option.
 `-ifp`               | Index is a floating point decimal value. This sets the precision. If it is less than the number of digits left of the decimal point, the indexes may be rendered in scientific format.This option only sets the precision value. The result may be confusing and you shouldn't use this option unless you know what you are doing. Make it specific with `-ifp/d` or `-ifp/s` which set type of format (fixed point or scientific) along with the precision value.

README.md

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 <div id="description"></div>
 # rnm
-Bulk Rename Utility written in `C++`. Files and directories can be passed as command line arguments to rename them in bulk according to some naming scheme (*Name String*). If any file or directory path is not passed as command line argument, it will wait for user to type the path i.e it will take the path from standard input `(>=version 3.0.1)`. It uses `C++` regex (<a href="http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/regex/ECMAScript/">ECMAScript regex</a>) as the default regex to provide search (and replace) functionality, other regex modes are available through (`-re`) option. It provides an undo functionality too to move back an unwanted rename operation. You can also run a simulation instead of actual rename to view the potential outcome as program output on terminal with the `-sim` option.
+Bulk Rename Utility written in `C++`. Files and directories can be passed as command line arguments to rename them in bulk according to some naming scheme (*Name String*). If any file or directory path is not passed as command line argument, it will wait for user to type the path i.e it will take the path from standard input `(>=version 3.0.1)`. It uses `C++` regex (<a href="http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/regex/ECMAScript/">ECMAScript (aka JavaScript) regex</a>) as the default regex to provide search (and replace) functionality, other regex modes are available through (`-re`) option. It provides an undo functionality too to move back an unwanted rename operation. You can also run a simulation instead of actual rename to view the potential outcome as program output on terminal with the `-sim` option.
 
 
 <div id="features"></div>
@@ -82,8 +82,7 @@ Options | Description
 `-ei`                | End index i.e index to stop renaming from. It is only for files inside a directory that is being recursively taken due to a depth value greater than 0, i.e it works on directory index. Note that directory index `/id/` will renew in each directory i.e in each directory rename will be performed from start index to end index.
 `-inc`               | Increment value (floating point decimal). The amount, index will be incremented or decremented in each iteration. Decremented index is available through name string rule| `/-i/`, `/-id/` etc..
 `-linc`              | The amount line count will be incremented or decremented in each iteration. This is always a positive integer.
-`-if`                | This sets Index flags. This is a '/' separated list of flags that will be used to render the index within it's text field. The general format is `'/keyword1/keyword2/...'`. Valued flags are set with *keyword=value* format. Ex: `-if '/uppercase/showpoint/showpos/showbase/left/length=4/precision=3/filler=*/latin-fallback=687678/'`.
-See <a href="#keywords">keywords section</a> for details.
+`-if`                | This sets Index flags. This is a '/' separated list of flags that will be used to render the index within it's text field. The general format is `'/keyword1/keyword2/...'`. Valued flags are set with *keyword=value* format. Ex: `-if '/uppercase/showpoint/showpos/showbase/left/length=4/precision=3/filler=*/latin-fallback=687678/'`. See <a href="#keywords">keywords section</a> for details.
 `-ifl`               | Index field length. Non occupied field will be filled with index field fillers (set with `-iff`). iff is set to the character `0` by default.
 `-iff`               | Not occupied field in index will be filled with a character which is set by this option.
 `-ifp`               | Index is a floating point decimal value. This sets the precision. If it is less than the number of digits left of the decimal point, the indexes may be rendered in scientific format.This option only sets the precision value. The result may be confusing and you shouldn't use this option unless you know what you are doing. Make it specific with `-ifp/d` or `-ifp/s` which set type of format (fixed point or scientific) along with the precision value.