Supported Auto zero-prefix while batch-rename with counting

[Enomine]

Hi,

i suggest to add an automatic zero-prefix while batch-rename with counting.

current situation:

File names before:

File A.txt
File B.txt
File C.txt
File D.txt
File E.txt
File F.txt
File G.txt
File H.txt
File I.txt
File J.txt
File K.txt
File L.txt
File M.txt

options for rename:
Name: # - $N
Start-Counter: 1; increment: 1
File name result:

1 - File A.txt
2 - File B.txt
3 - File C.txt
4 - File D.txt
5 - File E.txt
6 - File F.txt
7 - File G.txt
8 - File H.txt
9 - File I.txt
10 - File J.txt
11 - File K.txt
12 - File L.txt
13 - File M.txt

Wish result:

01 - File A.txt
02 - File B.txt
03 - File C.txt
04 - File D.txt
05 - File E.txt
06 - File F.txt
07 - File G.txt
08 - File H.txt
09 - File I.txt
10 - File J.txt
11 - File K.txt
12 - File L.txt
13 - File M.txt

Suggested options:
Name: [0*Number]# - $N
Start-Counter: 1; increment: 1

Meaning: [0*Number] will create a 0-prefix with the length (Number-(length(counter)-1))

Example:

Someone wants to rename 354 Files to add a file-counter. So he uses the
name-pattern: [0*2]# - $N
Start-Counter: 1; increment: 1

For file 1-9 the length of 0-prefix is: (Number-(length(counter)-1)) = 2-(1-1) = 2-0 = 2
For file 10-99 the length of 0-prefix is: (Number-(length(counter)-1)) = 2-(2-1) = 2-1 = 1
For file 100-354 the length of 0-prefix is: (Number-(length(counter)-1)) = 2-(3-1) = 2-2 = 0



Hint for moderator: I did not forward this to Irfan Skiljan. You can decide if this is a good or duplicated suggestion.


Thanks - Enomine

[JendaLinda]

You may use more hash signs ### in the name pattern for more digits.

[Enomine]

Wow, just tried. Did not know that while using batch renaming and # since 15 years.

Thanks - Enomine