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  • KRename 3.0.14 released

    KRename 3.0.14 was released today. KRename is a very powerful batchrenamer for KDE3. This stable release fixes adding directories using drag and drop and a crash with plugin previews. Plugins with additional arguments like [date;dd-mm-yyyy] where fixed.

    This release is the first release of KRename that is covered by a unit test to ensure a release not introducing any regression bugs.

    Otakar Trunecek added Czech transliteration characters.

    Downloads are available as source and binary packages. If you problems with this release or any other feedback, feel free to drop us a mail.

    http://www.krename.net
    krename-users@lists.sf.net

    2007-03-25 21:21:12 UTC by domseichter

  • KRename 3.0.12 released

    KRename 3.0.12 is a new maintainance release of KRename. It features updates of the German, Italian and Spanish translation. Additionally compilation with gcc 2.95 was fixed. A possible crash was discovered thanks to valgrind and fixed. KRename is now installed correctly into konquerors service menu. Finally drag and drop to KRename was broken for remote files and has been fixed for this release.

    Please find binary and source packages in our downloads area at http://www.krename.net and report any problems you have with this release to our mailing list krename-users@lists.sf.net .

    2006-08-14 13:17:43 UTC by domseichter

  • KRename 3.0.11 released

    KRename, the leading batch renamer for the KDE desktop, is available for download in a new stable version.

    This stable release cleans up all makefiles and desktop files, updates the build system to the build system of KDE 3.5 and updates some translations (Swedish and Italian). Additionall a bug was fixed when *,{ or } was returned by plugins.

    See http://www.krename.net for more information and downloads (which are available in source and binary form).
    For questions and feedback please use our mailing list krename-users@lists.sourceforge.net or our forum at http://www.kbarcode.net/forum .

    The KRename Team

    2006-02-22 19:19:19 UTC by domseichter

  • KRename 3.0.0 stable release

    Krename is a very powerful batch file renamer for KDE3 which can rename a list of files based on a set of expressions. It can copy/move the files to another directory or simply rename the input files. Krename supports many conversion operations.


    Changes from KRename 2.8.x to KRename 3.0.0
    ===========================================

    KIO-Slave Support:

    KRename supports now the KIO-Slave technology of KDE. As a reason
    it is no problem for KRename to rename files on a remote server with fish://,
    to rename files on your ftp server or to rename your samba shares
    using the smb:// io-slave.

    DCOP Scripting:

    This is the first version of KRename which can be fully controlled
    from the commandline. Additional to the the commandline options,
    there is now a powerful DCOP interface. Using DCOP you can create
    scripts for many tasks which do use KRename. You can even use
    KRename's parser allone, without the other parts of KRename.

    Usabillity:

    Thanks to the kde-usabillity mailinglist, we made lot's of
    useabillity improvements, resulting in the easiest to use KRename
    ever. The most notably change is the new beginners/wizard mode, which is
    much easier to use compared to the more complex, but more
    powerful, tabbed mode. User visible strings where changed in
    favour if easier to understand ones, button orders where changed
    to the KDE default, dialog layouts where optimized and much more...

    A few examples:
    -Every renaming action can be undone, because of the new auto-undo
    feature, which works even for remote files.
    -A powerful beginners mode, which allows you to construct new
    filenames without having to know KRenames syntax.
    -Plugins got easier, too. Most of them do not have to be enabled
    before you can use them. All KFilePlugins are instantly available
    to use.
    -The annyoing "Do you really want to quit KRename?" message box
    was removed.
    -KRename will ask now to create not existing directories instead
    of complaining.
    -We fixed the enabled/disabled state of many buttons
    -There is now only one button to add files, directories and
    directory names
    -The file extension configuration got much easier, as it can be
    done from the main dialog.
    -The preferences dialog got cleaned up.

    KRename Commands:

    A few new tokens where also introduced to access different
    properties of a file, i.e. [user], [group], [modificationdate],
    [creationdate] and [accessdate].
    Another new token is the [length] token, returning the length of
    the current filename. This token is very powerful as you can also
    substract numbers from this value (e.g.: [length-2]) and use the
    result to construct a new sub string [2-[length-2]].
    The sub string token got more powerful, too. It can not only
    create sub strings of the input filename, but also of all other
    strings (e.g. the title of an mp3 file): [2-8{[mp3title]}].
    All tokens returning numbers can format those numbers now. An
    example is the [mp3tracknumber] command which returns "7" in our
    case, but we need "07" to get a good looking filename. Easy with
    the new KRename feature, just use [##mp3tracknumber] as token and
    you'll get "07" returned.

    Speed - KRename is faster:

    We were able to improve the speed of KRename in many smaller
    cases. For example the loading of file preview is much faster now
    compared to previous versions. Sorting of files uses a fater
    algorithm now. And a few other small things where improved. In
    future versions we also want to address the long loading times of
    KRename. The startup time can be greatly reduced if you disable
    the loading of KDE's File Plugins (which takes about 80% of
    KRename's startup time).

    Bugs:

    Yes - even KRename contained some bugs ;-).
    And we fixed them. If you had problems with one of them in
    previous releases, you might want to give KRename a try again:
    -Regular expressions are finally working correctly
    -Fixed the [date] token
    -Fixed creation of directories, containing characters like '&' or
    '%', during renaming
    -Fixed the main window size, scrollbars are now always visible


    And that's not all of course! KRename got many detail fixes and smaller
    improvements - far to many to mention them all in this ChangeLog.

    You can download the latest release here:
    https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=42805&package_id=43183

    2004-06-29 13:55:42 UTC by domseichter

  • KRename 2.9.4

    Please get the latest KRename release, while it's hot on the server!

    This release fixes many bugs, the [length-2] token works now correctly,
    annoying error messages have been removed....

    But there are some news on the feature front, too. A great new "Easy Mode" for
    new users. You can create filenames only by using a graphical dialog and
    without having to know KRename's commands.

    This release is also a Call for Translations. We will go in to release
    candidate soon, so the translations should get ready.

    http://www.krename.net

    2004-04-13 08:35:23 UTC by domseichter