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 renaming token in our pattern.  The ``+`` here means to construct
the sequence in *ascending* order.  A ``-`` would specify
*descending* order.  
 
There are many other renaming tokens and ways to construct
all manner of clever templates.  These are discussed below in the
section entitled `TEMPLATE CONSTRUCTION`_.
 
Notice that there is *no old string* in our example above.
That is, there is nothing to the left of the ``=`` symbol
in the ``-r`` option.  This effectively means "match anything"
in the existing file or directory name.  If you were using
 
  tren.py -x -r /$SYSNAME/*.bku=/$SYSNAME/*.bku.old
 
If your system name were "matrix", then the command above would only
rename files in the form ``matrix<anytext>bku``.  If your system name
rename files in the form ``matrix<anytext>.bku``.  If your system name
were "modar", then the command above would only rename files in the
form ``modar<anytext>bku``.
form ``modar<anytext>.bku``.
 
There are a couple of things to keep in mind when doing things like
this:
 
     valid Python regular expression*.  This may involve
     explicit quoting of the renaming tokens used in the old
     string specification. 
 
 
There are many other renaming tokens and ways to construct
all manner of clever templates.  These are discussed below in the
section entitled `TEMPLATE CONSTRUCTION`_.
 
 
OPTIONS
-------
-----------------------------
 
::
 
  $Id: tren.rst,v 1.123 2010/01/19 20:49:31 tundra Exp $
  $Id: tren.rst,v 1.124 2010/01/19 20:52:14 tundra Exp $
 
You can find the latest version of this program at:
 
  http://www.tundraware.com/Software/tren
 renaming token in our pattern.  The ``+`` here means to construct
 the sequence in *ascending* order.  A ``-`` would specify
 *descending* order.
-There are many other renaming tokens and ways to construct
-all manner of clever templates.  These are discussed below in the
-section entitled `TEMPLATE CONSTRUCTION`_.
 Notice that there is *no old string* in our example above.
 That is, there is nothing to the left of the ``=`` symbol
 in the ``-r`` option.  This effectively means "match anything"
 in the existing file or directory name.  If you were using
   tren.py -x -r /$SYSNAME/*.bku=/$SYSNAME/*.bku.old
 If your system name were "matrix", then the command above would only
+rename files in the form ``matrix<anytext>bku``.  If your system name
+rename files in the form ``matrix<anytext>.bku``.  If your system name
 were "modar", then the command above would only rename files in the
+form ``modar<anytext>bku``.
+form ``modar<anytext>.bku``.
 There are a couple of things to keep in mind when doing things like
 this:
      valid Python regular expression*.  This may involve
      explicit quoting of the renaming tokens used in the old
      string specification.
+There are many other renaming tokens and ways to construct
+all manner of clever templates.  These are discussed below in the
+section entitled `TEMPLATE CONSTRUCTION`_.
 OPTIONS
 -------
 -----------------------------
 ::
+  $Id: tren.rst,v 1.123 2010/01/19 20:49:31 tundra Exp $
+  $Id: tren.rst,v 1.124 2010/01/19 20:52:14 tundra Exp $
 You can find the latest version of this program at:
   http://www.tundraware.com/Software/tren

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