massren . to rename files in current directory
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The "dot" metaphor for `cwd` (current working directory) is ubiquitous in shell usage. This commit makes the command `massren .` open an editor with file listing in the current directory. i.e. equivalent functionality to `massren`. Fixes laurent22#50
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Makes sense. Thanks for the change and for adding the tests too! |
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The "dot" metaphor for
cwd(current working directory) is ubiquitous in shell usage.This commit makes the command
massren .open an editor with file listing in the current directory. i.e. equivalent functionality tomassren.Fixes #50