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| 32 | reyssat | 1 | !! +var+ +string+ |
| 11210 | bpr | 2 | tit:rename |
| 3 | type:$type_both |
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| 4 | syntax:!rename `f' |
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| 5 | mean:Changes the reference to a file `f', such as a graphics file reachable by direct http, \ |
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| 6 | into one with a different name using the method <span class="tt">!getfile</span>.\ |
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| 7 | <p>\ |
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| 8 | This command is useful with exercises where important information is carried\ |
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| 9 | by multimedia files (pictures, audios, movies). It can be used to hide the\ |
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| 10 | name of the multimedia file that otherwise would give clues to the solution\ |
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| 11 | of the problem.\ |
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| 12 | </p><p>\ |
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| 13 | The renamed file must be located within the module, and the filename `f' should start \ |
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| 14 | with `$$module_dir'.\ |
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| 15 | </p><p>\ |
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| 16 | The command returns a string which is the new URL. The file is not\ |
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| 17 | effectively copied or renamed on the server.\ |
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| 5920 | bpr | 18 | </p> |