Forcefully renaming files?

The Code:
renameFile = true
if renameFile == true then
x = shell.getRunningProgram()
print("EnderOS is renaming this file to ."..x.." for your safety!")
[This is where it will pull the file name and change it, just can't figure out how to]
end
Any help is highly appreciated :)/>

Edit: Could I just do shell.run("rename",x,".(x)") ?

where = -- Where to move/rename
renameFile = true
if renameFile == true then
x = shell.getRunningProgram()
print("EnderOS is renaming this file to ."..x.." for your safety!")
fs.move(x, where)
end

I think so it works only add where directory (where = "X") :D/>

mibac138, on 20 January 2013 - 07:15 AM said:

where = -- Where to move/rename
renameFile = true
if renameFile == true then
x = shell.getRunningProgram()
print("EnderOS is renaming this file to ."..x.." for your safety!")
fs.move(x, where)
end

But wouldn't I have to make a new file doing this? Or would it make the file whilst moving it
EDIT:
Ok I see now. Thanks alot

fs.move() delets the old file and creates new with the same content ;)/>

No problem! :)/>