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qmv:tldr:cd76f
The command you provided uses the qmv
command with the --option swap
flag and the ${*-jpg}
argument.
The qmv
command is typically used for renaming files interactively using an editor. It allows you to modify file names in a batch, and it opens an editor where you can make the desired changes to the file names.
The --option swap
flag is probably a custom option supported by the qmv
command, but without more context, it is difficult to determine its exact functionality. It might be a specific option defined by a custom configuration for qmv
, or it could be a general option of the command that swaps portions of file names.
The ${*-jpg}
argument is likely a glob pattern that expands to a list of filenames matching the pattern *-jpg
. It selects all files in the current directory with names ending in -jpg
. The expanded list is then passed as an argument to the qmv
command.
In summary, the provided command most likely renames files interactively using the qmv
command while swapping some parts of the filenames, specifically targeting files with names ending in -jpg
.