filename-iconv.sh 修改文件名编码
技术学习/linux学习 2007/02/14 17:47 #! /bin/bash
# convert file name encoding.
#
# Usage:
# filename-iconv.sh from_enc to_enc file1 file2 ...
#
# Refer to iconv(1) for available encoding names.
#
# For example, convert GBK file names from Windows to UTF-8
# names in Linux like this:
# (gnome-terminal: Terminal-> Set Character Encoding: UTF-8)
# ./filename-iconv.sh GBK UTF-8 *
# It should be safe for wrong encoding names or file names
# encoded in ASCII. You can test it before converting:
# mkdir test_it; for f in *; do touch test_it/$f; done
# ./filename-iconv.sh GBK UTF-8 test_it/*
# ls; rm -rf test_it
#
# tip: if you use bash, you can type
# ./filename-iconv.sh GBK UTF-8 M-*
# to get garbled file names. M-* means press Alt-Shift-9.
#
#
# There is a package named "convmv" doing similar thing.
#
(($# > 2)) &&
(fe=$1; te=$2; s=""; shift 2;
for f in $@; do
s=`echo -n $f | iconv -f $fe -t $te`
(($?)) || /bin/mv -i "$f" "$s"
done)
# convert file name encoding.
#
# Usage:
# filename-iconv.sh from_enc to_enc file1 file2 ...
#
# Refer to iconv(1) for available encoding names.
#
# For example, convert GBK file names from Windows to UTF-8
# names in Linux like this:
# (gnome-terminal: Terminal-> Set Character Encoding: UTF-8)
# ./filename-iconv.sh GBK UTF-8 *
# It should be safe for wrong encoding names or file names
# encoded in ASCII. You can test it before converting:
# mkdir test_it; for f in *; do touch test_it/$f; done
# ./filename-iconv.sh GBK UTF-8 test_it/*
# ls; rm -rf test_it
#
# tip: if you use bash, you can type
# ./filename-iconv.sh GBK UTF-8 M-*
# to get garbled file names. M-* means press Alt-Shift-9.
#
#
# There is a package named "convmv" doing similar thing.
#
(($# > 2)) &&
(fe=$1; te=$2; s=""; shift 2;
for f in $@; do
s=`echo -n $f | iconv -f $fe -t $te`
(($?)) || /bin/mv -i "$f" "$s"
done)
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