ReNamer: baixar versions anteriors

ReNamer 7.10 has been released.
This update brings a long-requested dark theme, native meta tags for Android APK files, a more convenient Presets Manager, and a collection of reliability improvements around validation and metadata handling. Plus a lot of groundwork behind the scenes to make ReNamer properly cross-platform.
The standout new feature is dark theme support on Windows 10 and later. You can switch the appearance between Light and Dark modes. The Auto option follows the system preference, so ReNamer matches the rest of your desktop without extra configuration.

Another headline addition is a set of Android APK meta tags. APK files can now be renamed from their own package data: application label, version name and code, minimum/target/compile SDK versions, supported CPU architectures, and requested permissions. Handy if you keep a folder of APKs and want filenames that actually tell you what is inside them.
A significant part of this development cycle also went into making ReNamer properly cross-platform. Path handling, filename validation, natural sort order, Unicode classification, application data storage, environment variable expansion, application shortcuts, and reading of executable version info and audio metadata were all reworked to behave consistently across operating systems. This is the foundation for a native Linux build, which we will cover in a separate announcement once it is ready. In the meantime, Windows users benefit from the added consistency and reliability this groundwork brings.
Other changes:
- Toolbar buttons to create application shortcuts that load a preset, or load a preset and rename in one step. The old dialog for creating shortcuts for every preset at once has been removed.
- A toolbar button for the Presets Manager. The manager and the presets folder can now be opened even before any presets exist. Double-click the presets folder path to browse to it directly.
- Added support for loading file lists from M3U8 playlists, in addition to M3U.
- Significantly faster EXIF meta tag handling.
- More accurate WMA duration and 64-bit object size handling.
- More reliable filename clash detection on Windows, now matching how NTFS itself compares names. This fixes false clashes involving certain locale-specific characters (e.g. Turkish, German). Reserved Windows filenames (e.g. NUL, COM1, LPT1) are also detected during validation.
- Text files without a byte-order mark are now read as UTF-8 by default.
- Expanded the Pascal Script function library, including new functions for handling environment variables.
- Empty paths are no longer added for renaming. Unrecognized leading command-line options are ignored instead of being treated as paths.
- The “Add to ReNamer” folder context menu no longer enqueues the current working directory by mistake.
- Updated the bundled User Manual and Quick Guide PDF files.
- Updated language files: French, Russian, Turkish, Serbian, Bulgarian, Corsican.
- General optimizations and cross-platform refinements throughout the application.
For more details see the full changelog between versions 7.9 and 7.10.

ReNamer 7.9 has been released.
This update focuses on improved long file path handling, a significant expansion of the Pascal Script function library, and a number of fixes and refinements throughout the application.
The standout new feature is Long Path support. ReNamer now declares itself as Long Path Aware in its application manifest, and on systems with native long path support enabled, it will handle paths beyond the legacy 260-character Windows limit automatically with no additional configuration. For systems without native long path support, a new "Convert paths to long path specification" option in the settings offers an alternative, automatically prefixing added paths with a special prefix to raise the effective limit to 32,767 characters.

Other changes:
- Added new Pascal Script functions for hex encoding, hex decoding, and encoding conversion.
- Added many new Pascal Script string array functions: split, join, copy, append, insert, delete, find, and more — making it easier to manipulate collections of strings in custom renaming scripts.
- Sub-second timestamps are now extracted from EXIF data, useful for accurately renaming burst photos.
- Stricter matching of date/time patterns in the Reformat Date rule to reduce false positives.
- Fix: Invalid date/time pattern matches in the Reformat Date rule would cause an error instead of being skipped.
- Fix: Marked state did not visually update after marking files by mask.
- Fix: An unwanted red rectangle was drawn around the focused cell in the Mapping rule.
- Empty file paths are now skipped when importing list files.
- General optimizations to the import and export of renaming files.
- Added Bulgarian language file. Updated language files: Traditional Chinese, Corsican, Turkish, French, Russian.
For more details see the full changelog between versions 7.8 and 7.9.

ReNamer 7.8 has been released.
This is another big update that brings several new features and some under-the-hood improvements.
New features:
1. Implement the Mapping rule. Use this rule to map old filenames to new filenames.
2. Add an option to export names and new names to clipboard. These can be be loaded directly into a Mapping rule.
3. Improvements for the Reformat Date rule: Unicode word boundaries, pass-through quoted text in date patterns, improved performance, add ISO date-time formats to the dropdown options.
4. Display detailed information about the character at the caret position in the Analyze window.
The new Mapping rule allows you to map old filenames to new filenames, which can be externally managed and loaded into the rule via clipboard or CSV file. It also allows you to capture the current set of files and their generated new names as a rule set, which could then also be applied to a different set of files.

For example, imagine that you have a list of audio files from an album but the filenames contain only the track numbers, and you also have a list of full song titles. With the new Mapping rule you can create a mapping to convert track numbers into to the corresponding full song titles, like shown above.
The improved Analyze dialog can now identify complex Unicode characters. This can be especially useful when dealing with characters that are visually indistinguishable from other characters. Here is a quick demo of how it looks:

Maintenance and other changes:
- Optimized implementation of renaming rules.
- Fix: The rules list is loosing focus after moving rules. Issue introduced in v7.7.
- Gracefully handle errors when generating rule statements. Prevent bogus rule configurations from breaking the main user interface.
- Updated language files: French, Turkish, Portuguese (Brazil), Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Russian.
For more details see the full changelog between versions 7.7 and 7.8.

ReNamer 7.6 has been released.
Below is a quick demo of some of the new features, including the use of the grandparent folder name, clipboard content and the new sentence case option.

Summary of changes:
- Upgraded build environment for improved support of newer platforms and other optimizations.
- Added "Clipboard" meta tag.
- Added "Sentence case" option to the Case rule.
- Added an option to preserve case during some case changes.
- Added meta tags: File_GrandparentFolderName and File_GrandparentFolderPath.
- Added string array management functions to Pascal Script: WideConcatStringArrays, WideCopyStringArray, WideAppendStringArray.
- Added Unicode support for calling external applications and operations with the Windows Registry.
- Updated the Regular Expressions engine with a copy from FPC GIT dated 14 December 2023.
- Added language file: Hebrew.
- Updated language files: French, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Corsican, Turkish.
See the full changelog between v7.5 and v7.6 for more details.

- Added new features to the Regular Expressions engine: named groups, non-capturing groups, atomic groups, lookaround (positive and negative), possessive quantifier and Unicode categories.
- Added an option to remove duplicate extensions.
- Added IPTC_Keywords meta tag.
- Added global variables in Pascal Script: SetGlobalVar, GetGlobalVar and other related functions.
- Added WinCPToUTF8 and UTF8ToWinCP functions for Pascal Script.
- Interpret the plus sign "+" literally in wildcard replacements.
- Added Croatian language file. Thanks to Marko Puskaric.
- Updated Russian, Italian, French, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese language files.

- Implemented a new serialization mechanism using music notes, e.g. C0, C#0, D0, D#0, E0, F0, F#0, etc.
- Added FindRegEx, IntToRoman, RomanToInt, RomanToIntDef, TryRomanToInt functions and TIntegerArray type to Pascal Script.
- Use Windows native logical sorting algorithm. Fall back to the custom implementation on other platforms.
- Avoid the effects of Windows sorting rules and Unicode equality rules in the string replacement function, i.e. replace only exact matches.
- New "whole words" matching mechanism. The boundaries around the subject must not be between two word characters, instead of the former mechanism where the boundaries must be between word and non-word characters.
- Added an option to unmark all rules after a rename.
- Resolve relative paths when importing file paths and new names from a file.
- Handle errors when creating target directories during a renaming operation.
- Updated the bundled User Manual.
- Updated translations: French, Russian, Traditional Chinese, Polish.
- Added translations: Korean, Corsican.
- Added translit alphabets: Korean, Arabic.

Guess the fallback language code by removing sub-codes, e.g. "en_US" to "en".
Handle "--lang=xx" command line language specification, in addition to "--lang xx".
Case insensitive handling of "--lang=xx" and "--lang xx" command line parameters.
Updated French translation. Thanks to Philippe MALLET.
Updated Portuguese (Portugal) language file. Thanks to Dinis Medeiros.
Updated Chinese Simplified language file. Thanks to Wander Max.
High DPI support with automatic user interface scaling. Icons are not scaled yet.
Improved the layout of the Analyze form. Less clutter, better DPI scaling.
Respect the minimum width constraint for the last column in the rules table.
After adding files, sort first, then preview, to avoid breaking the effect of order sensitive rules.
Expanded the list of columns conflicting with the preview to include "State" and "New Name Length" columns.
Added "Path Length" and "New Path Length" columns to the file table.
Restored the ability to draw the selection rectangle with a mouse in the files table. It was disabled due to bugs in a 3rd party component.
Updated Japanese language file. Thanks to Tilt.
Remember and restore the last used preset by the preset name, rather than via an anonymous default preset.
The option to remember the last used rules/preset is enabled by default.
Added file signature for WebP image format.
Updated Turkish language file. Thanks to Çağatay KAYA.
Updated Simplified Chinese language file. Thanks to ZhaoLee.
Updated German language file. Thanks to Peter Joswig.
Refactored the implementation of guide messages shown in the rules table and the files table. This fixes an obscure visual glitch where the rules table may be missing checkboxes in High DPI setups.
Added "Error" procedure to the Pascal Script. It abruptly terminates the script with an error message.
Added FirstDotAtFileNameStartIsExtension variable to the settings file. This is a compatibility option for the behaviour that was changed in v7.0.0.1 Beta.
Handle the 12-hour notation (AM/PM) when searching for dates in the Reformat Date rule.
Meta tags: Extract email headers in a case-insensitive manner, as per RFC 2822.
Meta tags: Handle MIME encoded words with Windows code pages as charsets.
Meta tags: Fixed incorrect parsing of MIME encoded words in some cases.