Topic: How to format number to all same amount of digits (001, 082, 234)
FROM:
Vacation5.jpg
Vacation23.jpg
Vacation101.jpg
TO:
Vacation005.jpg
Vacation023.jpg
Vacation101.jpg
USE:
%NN%N{3}.%e
EXPLANATION:
%N : a number contained in the base file name
a digit can indicate its position (1 by default)
%NN : the "opposite" of %N: a non numeric string contained
in the base file name
a digit can indicate its position (1 by default)
The parameters of some "number" variables can be defined in
"Options" ("Numbers" sub-menu). They can be specified too direclty
in the expression inside a "{}" modifier (braces) that postfixes
the variable name.
For the numbers contained in the base file name: %N, %N1, %Nn ...
the usage is: "{ p, v, n }"
p : size
v : value to add (positive or negative)
n : position of the number to extract.
If negative, the extraction is done from the end.
%e : the name extension
See Siren Help (?) for more explanation.
Press the F1-key while you are in Siren to read more about.
Enjoy Siren, No installation needed, unzip and run. Siren stores it settings into an ini file, not in the Registry.
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