[Pywikipedia-l] [ pywikipediabot-Feature Requests-1851971 ] Adding both old name and new name in movepages.py's file

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Feature Requests item #1851971, was opened at 2007-12-16 14:42
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Summary: Adding both old name and new name in movepages.py's file

Initial Comment:
Hello!
per : http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1849528&group_id=93107&atid=603139

I request to change the way of movepages.py's file, it will be more helpful and easier to put both, old name and new name in the file of movepages.py you may change the body to:
[[Old name1]] [[new name1]]
[[Old name2]] [[new name2]]
..
Or whatever.. Thanks!

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>Comment By: AndreasJS (andreasjs)
Date: 2008-01-24 09:46

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Too complicated to implement using the existing tools. 

This task can esily be achieved ad hoc: Use a text editor to make a python
file that looks like this:

movepages.py -from:oldname1 -to:newname1
movepages.py -from:oldname2 -to:newname2
movepages.py -from:oldname3 -to:newname3
movepages.py -from:oldname4 -to:newname4

Call it "foo.py", then run it by entering "foo.py" at the python prompt or
"python foo.py" at the command prompt.





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