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Hi, Guys, Please check out the screenshot for the Batchrename extension (http://danielyan.awardspace.com/batchrename.jpeg). I'm not much of a UI designer, so I would appreciate any comments. I'll make the source public when I finish up the functionality. Meanwhile I've got a question regarding the Exif namespace, which I'm using for rename functionality. It seems that it is in fspot.exe assembly, and is not separated into a library assembly, what would be the right way to reference it? Currently I'm referencing the "f-spot.exe" assembly, which, I guess, is not the best way. Thanks, Lev Stephane Delcroix wrote: Hi Lev, Bengt wrote a similar extension that would fit your needs, or that should be a good start for your own. s On Thu, 2008-03-13 at 10:23 +0400, Lev Danielyan wrote:Hi, guys, I'm new to this community, so let me introduce myself, I'm Lev, 27 y.o. and work as a verification engineer. I've been using f-spot for a while now to organize the huge collection of my photos, mainly my kids ;) The only thing I am missing here is, actually, a batch rename functionality with some fancy stuff like embedding exif info into the file name, like date etc. So I started writing an extension. And this is where I need you help. The main file operations I plan will be renaming the files inplace, rename-copy to destination and rename-move to destination. The problem is that the selected files that I grab from the main f-spot window will eventually get changed (in terms of file name) and the db will need to be changed also, so I plan to have a checkbox to give users an option to "reimport" the changed files into the DB. And the question is what would be the correct way to do it? Some code snippet would be very valuable :) Thanks, Lev PS. I hope I made my point clear :) _______________________________________________ F-spot-list mailing list F-spot-list gnome org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/f-spot-list |
