Detailed Linux batch change file suffix name _linux

Today has the same knowledge how to batch change file suffix name in Linux, this question was asked three times, so here are a few solutions

A. Rename Solution

1. The Ubuntu system

Rename ' s//.c//.h/'./*

Change the file with the suffix named. C in the current directory to a file of. h

2. Under the CentOS5.5 system

Rename H.  *.c

Change the file with the suffix named. C in the current directory to a file of. h

Two. Shell script resolution

#!/bin/bash find
./-name *.c | While read I
do
    echo "$i";
    MV $i. C $i. h Done

Three. Find Xargs Solution

Find./-name "*.C" | Awk-f "." ' {print $} ' | Xargs-i-t mv./{}.C/{}.h

Note that the third scenario is a recursive change that changes all matching files under the current directory and its subdirectories

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