Hi
I want to rename files with this structure : [Digital or Arg, 1 digit][camera,4 digits]_[num in 6 digits - have above of 40 000 files, so]_[corrections of files, in 4 - 5 digits].[ext, 3 digits, by respect each ext in case of double] ex ND80_000001.jpg, ND80_000002.jpg, ND80_000002_YQ.jpg, ND80_000002.nef, ND80_000003.jpg, ... Have anybody a solution ? or why succeed on Dgk (as on this screen-copy, i don't ) Thanks Regards Dan _______________________________________________ Digikam-users mailing list [hidden email] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/digikam-users |
Hi Dan,
I've been experimenting with renaming. I rewrote your structure/example: (1)[Digital or Arg, 1 digit] (2)[camera,4 digits]_ (3)[num in 6 digits]_ (4)[corrections of files, in 4 - 5 digits]. (5)[ext, respect each ext in case of multiple] ND80_000001.jpg ND80_000002.jpg ND80_000002_YQ.jpg ND80_000002.nef ND80_000003.jpg I don't see an example of (1). The ND80_ is (2) The sequential numbers eg 000001_ is (3). "YQ" is an example of (4). and of course the extension eg jpg is (5). In theory, in the rename dialog: ND80_######[ef] would give you all of your exampes except ND80_000002_YQ.jpg. But you would have to preselect only images that come from the ND80 camera. [cam]_######[ef] would give camera information, but a much longer file name (more than your desired four places/digits for the camera) - and what if you have more than one camera of the same make and model? As for the YQ, I don't see any way to automatically add the YQ except the same way as adding your example camera id, that is, after doing the initial renaming, preselect and append: [file]_YQ You can also prepend: whatever_[file] I tried appending _YQ again to three files (in my test album, of course! not having a clue what you mean by "YQ"), two of which already had _YQ, using the option {removedoubles}, but I still got two "YQ"s in the two file names that already had a YQ. So unless you are careful, renaming could produce some weird file names. [file]{replace:"_YQ",""}{trim} got rid of some white spaces in the file names that I had inadvertently introduced, and also got rid of ALL of the _YQ. To see the options, click on the "i" in the blue circle in the rename dialog. The options look pretty powerful. Like Dan, I am planning on renaming a whole lot of files. Could more experienced digikam users perhaps offer guidance in the way of "gotchas" to be aware of when renaming files? Elle Stone On 1/4/11, dantou_Poste <[hidden email]> wrote: > Hi > I want to rename files with this structure : [Digital or Arg, 1 > digit][camera,4 digits]_[num in 6 digits - have above of 40 000 files, > so]_[corrections of files, in 4 - 5 digits].[ext, 3 digits, by respect > each ext in case of double] ex ND80_000001.jpg, ND80_000002.jpg, > ND80_000002_YQ.jpg, ND80_000002.nef, ND80_000003.jpg, ... > Have anybody a solution ? or why succeed on Dgk (as on this screen-copy, > i don't ) > Thanks > Regards Dan > > _______________________________________________ > Digikam-users mailing list > [hidden email] > https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/digikam-users > Digikam-users mailing list [hidden email] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/digikam-users |
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Am 04.01.2011 09:37, schrieb dantou_Poste:
> Hi > I want to rename files with this structure : [Digital or Arg, 1 > digit][camera,4 digits]_[num in 6 digits - have above of 40 000 files, > so]_[corrections of files, in 4 - 5 digits].[ext, 3 digits, by respect > each ext in case of double] ex ND80_000001.jpg, ND80_000002.jpg, > ND80_000002_YQ.jpg, ND80_000002.nef, ND80_000003.jpg, ... > Have anybody a solution ? or why succeed on Dgk (as on this screen-copy, > i don't ) > I think you need regular expression to parse the file names. Have a look at this useful tool: metamorphose (http://file-folder-ren.sourceforge.net/). Btw. Your examples does not really match to the pattern description. -- With kind regards Martin Blank _______________________________________________ Digikam-users mailing list [hidden email] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/digikam-users |
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