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## Batch rename limitations
The batch-renamer implemented in `nnn` is a very simplified one. It's single-pass - reads the name/path of files iteratively (from a list of source files) and renames/moves them (as specified in the corresponding line number in a list of renamed/destination files). It doesn't handle deletions or perform any pre-parsing to account for rename loops, swaps, replaces, etc.
The in-built batch-renamer implemented in `nnn` is a very simplified one. It's single-pass - reads the name/path of files iteratively (from a list of source files) and renames/moves them (as specified in the corresponding line number in a list of renamed/destination files). It doesn't handle deletions or perform any pre-parsing to account for rename loops, swaps, replaces, etc.
If you need a more powerful batch-renamer, please add `vidir` (from `moreutils`) or `qmv` (from `renameutils`) as a plugin. There's [`vim-renamer`](https://github.com/qpkorr/vim-renamer) too!
If you need a more powerful batch-renamer, install plugins. `nnn` auto-detects and invokes the `batchrenamer` plugin which is feature-complete.
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