Thanks Tim for this well explained renaming trick!. It is hard to get the 'How to think as a bioinformatician to handle the problem' out of a book. And not always easy to follow some bioformaticians in explenatory youtube films. But you did the best of 2 worlds here :-).
awsome video. say i had to go into multiple directories to find the image example foo/bar/foo1/barr1/image.jpg would i need to do ${f%/} and append it recusivley for each directory or how would that work ? currently each directory is set up as a unique identifier key and we want to add those identifiers to the picture name to store important info
Nice video. Thank you!
this is was so well explained, thanks for your effort!
Such a nice video, thank you so much!
you saved my life man..! thanks
You saved my ass! thank u!!
Thanks Tim for this well explained renaming trick!. It is hard to get the 'How to think as a bioinformatician to handle the problem' out of a book. And not always easy to follow some bioformaticians in explenatory youtube films. But you did the best of 2 worlds here :-).
Thanks for sharing. 👍
nice
Hey very helpful video
Can u share how to chop off all the file extensions in current directory and sub directories of current directory
awsome video. say i had to go into multiple directories to find the image
example foo/bar/foo1/barr1/image.jpg
would i need to do ${f%/} and append it recusivley for each directory or how would that work ?
currently each directory is set up as a unique identifier key and we want to add those identifiers to the picture name to store important info