![]() ![]() On the other hand, really the easiest way to deal with this is to just roll back to a TM backup of just before the problem happened, though it seems like OP doesn't have one. The thing is, though, unless you're a command-line warrior, it's still better for most people to have the option to 'Put Back' multiple files even if it doesn't buy them any efficiency advantage, so I'm not really sure why they didn't do it. The other way - issuing a single command per-file - offers no efficiency advantage, and that's the only reason I can think of not to do it. DS_Store in the trash, organize it by the folder that the files came from, and batch-move all the files that came from that folder - and throw that in a loop and let it go to town. If I were stuck with this problem that's what I'd do: I'd unpack the binary. You can issue a single command to move multiple files into one directory, but if you have to move multiple files into multiple directories, you have to either issue one command per (file and directory) pair, or find the common directories and all the child files, and move all of the files into that directory in one go, then move on to the next directory, and so on. ![]() I'm guessing it's just doing a standard "mv" of the files, but one step better than moving one file into a directory is moving multiple files into that directory. ![]()
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