bug in the move command

in hebrew i've tried to add a move method that would take the last character of the name if it's a digit and move it to the beginning of the line using regular expressions.
but it doesn't do that, infact it does it to the character before the last character of the name, thinking it's the last one.
so this is a bug.
the method is:
from: \d
count: 1
to: ^

It's not a bug. If you use a regular expression to select the "Move from" point the selection starts at the character following the regex match (it is logical since the match can comprise multiple characters).

Use a Replace method instead...

Replace: ^(\d)(.*)
with: \2\1
Use regular expressions

Reply to #2:
no, it doesn't find the last character at all.

Reply to #3:

Since you are working with Hebrew file names you must clearly define what you mean by the first and last characters of the filename (ie are you counting right to left or left to right?).

Try...
Replace: (.*)(\d)$
with: \2\1

Reply to #4:
that works, though it doesn't find multiple numbbers at the end of the name.

Reply to #5:
Of course it doesn't! You specified the LAST character and your original regex - \d - would only match a single digit.

Try: ([^\d]*)(\d+)$

Reply to #6:
i liked the logic of it, works, very interesting.
thank you for your answer.