RENCASE
— Change the case of
filenames.
Syntax:
RENCASE
/A:
attribs /E /L /N /N:
flags /S /U /W /X:
luw /[
range]
file…
/A: attribs | filter by attributes |
/E | no error messages |
/L | change the base name (all but the extension) to lowercase |
/N | not really |
/N: flags | D no hidden directories, J no junctions, Z no system directories |
/S | look in subdirectories for matching files |
/U | change the base name (all but the extension) to uppercase |
/W | change the base name (all but the extension) to word case |
/X: luw | change the extension to upper/lower/word case |
/[ range] | many range options are supported |
file… | wildcards, directory aliases, etc. supported |
RENCASE
renames files, changing the case of letters. Filenames
are handled as two parts: the base name (everything before the last period),
and the extension (everything after). Options /L
, /U
,
and /W
affect the base name, and /X:
affects the
extension.
If no action is specified (none of /L
, /U
, /W
,
or /X:
), the default is /L
.
rencase /l /x:l *.html