Oliver Schneider

@mtimkovich @marcusbuffett I strongly suggest closing this. This seems to be a case of wrong usage rather than a defect in `renamer` as I showed in my previous comment.

Sorry, @vermaden ... lost sight of this. Apologies. If Geany has any indication of the code page or encoding it _"thinks"_ the edited file is, could you have a look...

@in0ni your third example suggests this can solely be attributed to how `renamer` treats stdin/stdout/stderr. So it could be related to #54 ...

> Most common linux fs allow 255 characters per filename, and no limit on the total path length. You can ask your system. Try it `getconf -a|grep PATH_MAX`. Example: ```...

Started working on this. I second the idea that this ought to show the `/path/to/original -> /path/to/renamed` preferably as `/path/to/original -> renamed` (or even `original -> renamed`) ... in fact...

Sorry, a bit late to the party. I'll have a look anyway ;)

One more remark, @in0ni ... you can use (this syntax is particular to GNU `find`): ```bash find -type f -exec renamer {} + ``` ... or: ```bash find -type f...

Also on this ticket, in case someone is still reading. **Workaround** (*not a fix!*) If you encounter the messed up terminal issue, for now you can use `stty sane`. After...

I suppose you have built it yourself? What tag/revision? I think there was no formal version change in the crate for some reason, I also noticed that :-|

Hey, chances are you can get it free of charge from [signpath.io](https://about.signpath.io/product/open-source) if you qualify. I am in the process of signing up my own project there and they require...