01-15-2012, 01:01 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-15-2012, 01:06 AM by AceInfinity.)
I was contemplating letting it check for things like "-" (dashes) and if found no space on the index of the char before and after it, to add that space in there, and update the char after the dash with an uppercase, but some people may not have wanted that. So it utilizes spaces only, and changes the first letter of the file itself to uppercase with everything else lowercase.
It's good though if you like your files nice and tidy to a named standard. For example, any regular sized music folders you have where you have say some files that are all lowercase, some the standard proper case, and some odd ones all caps. This will standardize that files list for you.
I made sure to free up memory after every loop through as well which makes it a bit faster execution time as well. If you wanted, you can compress this down a few more bytes with UPX as well if you wanted. Tested UPX compression on my application and it's down to 98.5Kb, which is pretty small. But the file itself from the download should be only slightly higher, not much difference here as the original was 104Kb.
NOTE: If you don't see the changes when trying to rename a big number of files, right click on an empty space in the folder where the files you wanted to rename exist, AFTER using the application and use the right click option for "Refresh" or the shortcut for Refreshing the explorer view which should be F5. For some reason the explorer view does not refresh, and it may look like the files are NOT renamed, however they are. The changes just haven't been updated by refreshing the explorer view yet.
It's good though if you like your files nice and tidy to a named standard. For example, any regular sized music folders you have where you have say some files that are all lowercase, some the standard proper case, and some odd ones all caps. This will standardize that files list for you.
I made sure to free up memory after every loop through as well which makes it a bit faster execution time as well. If you wanted, you can compress this down a few more bytes with UPX as well if you wanted. Tested UPX compression on my application and it's down to 98.5Kb, which is pretty small. But the file itself from the download should be only slightly higher, not much difference here as the original was 104Kb.
NOTE: If you don't see the changes when trying to rename a big number of files, right click on an empty space in the folder where the files you wanted to rename exist, AFTER using the application and use the right click option for "Refresh" or the shortcut for Refreshing the explorer view which should be F5. For some reason the explorer view does not refresh, and it may look like the files are NOT renamed, however they are. The changes just haven't been updated by refreshing the explorer view yet.