mmv - A minimal Rust utility for the mass moving of files

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*	Add notice about v1.0.0	Thomas Voss	2022-11-05	1	-1/+15
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*	Try to support -e	Thomas Voss	2022-11-05	1	-12/+23
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*	Begin work on v2.0.0	Thomas Voss	2022-11-05	6	-32/+100
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	The original release of mmv took filenames as command line arguments, opened them in an editor, and then used the saved changes to rename files. This commit begins work on a new version of mmv where files are provided via the standard input and the command line arguments specify a process to spawn. The spawned process reads command line arguments from the standard input, processes them, and prints new names to the standard output. Those new names represent the new file names. Here are a few example usages, some more useful than others. Reverse file names: $ ls * \| mmv rev Edit file names in your editor (v1.0.0 behavior): $ ls * \| mmv vipe Number movies so they’re automatically sorted: $ ls movie1 movie2 ... movieN \ \| mmv awk '{ printf "%02d-%s\n", NR, $0 }'
*	Unicode pls	Thomas Voss	2022-11-04	1	-2/+2
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*	Add a “safety” section	Thomas Voss	2022-11-04	1	-0/+18
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*	Add a README	Thomas Voss	2022-11-04	1	-0/+68
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*	Document mmv(1) in a manual page	Thomas Voss	2022-11-04	1	-0/+99
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*	Filter out blank lines	Thomas Voss	2022-11-04	1	-0/+4
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*	Require atleast one parameter to be provided	Thomas Voss	2022-11-04	2	-0/+6
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*	Add a Makefile for easy installation	Thomas Voss	2022-11-04	1	-0/+16
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*	Actually make use of the temporary directory	Thomas Voss	2022-11-04	1	-2/+2
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*	Create a working implementation	Thomas Voss	2022-11-04	3	-22/+50
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*	Remove one indent level	Thomas Voss	2022-11-04	1	-5/+4
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*	Initial commit	Thomas Voss	2022-11-04	8	-0/+343