Dateien, die kein GPS daten beinhalten, ignorieren!
was kann ich tun damit Advanced Renamer die Dateien, die kein GPS information beinhalten, ignoriert, nicht verarbeitet?
ist es so schwer für den "Spezialisten"? oder ist es nicht machbar?
ist es so schwer für den "Spezialisten"? oder ist es nicht machbar?
Reply to #1:
To make Aren ignore files that do not contain GPS information is simplicity itself!
Just don't add them to Aren in the first place. *bad-dap teeesssh* (^_^)
Seriously, I'd script PowerShell to filter the files and call Aren's command line.
Theoretically, you could use the "Mark" -> "Unmark by pattern..." context menu to do this. But I can't get that to work at all.
Better yet, you could use a script method that unchecks the files if Kim added this often requested feature.
Please join me in asking Kim to ***** Allow JS to mark and unmark files in the list. ****
The only thing I could get to work was a Script-method added as the last method of the batch.
Use code like:
if ( ! item.GPSExists) {
/*-- Restore anything that has been changed to the original values.
Use code like:
item.newModifiedDate = item.modifiedDate;
etc., as needed.
*/
return item.name; // item.name is the original file name before any batch methods ran.
}
To make Aren ignore files that do not contain GPS information is simplicity itself!
Just don't add them to Aren in the first place. *bad-dap teeesssh* (^_^)
Seriously, I'd script PowerShell to filter the files and call Aren's command line.
Theoretically, you could use the "Mark" -> "Unmark by pattern..." context menu to do this. But I can't get that to work at all.
Better yet, you could use a script method that unchecks the files if Kim added this often requested feature.
Please join me in asking Kim to ***** Allow JS to mark and unmark files in the list. ****
The only thing I could get to work was a Script-method added as the last method of the batch.
Use code like:
if ( ! item.GPSExists) {
/*-- Restore anything that has been changed to the original values.
Use code like:
item.newModifiedDate = item.modifiedDate;
etc., as needed.
*/
return item.name; // item.name is the original file name before any batch methods ran.
}
Reply to #2:
That's Randy W, folks, he'll be here in the Bubble Room all week! Be sure to tip your waitress, and try the Surf & Turf!
:)
Seriously, though, folks...
Maybe Google translate isn't giving me my moneys worth, but if there's nothing in a tag you get nothing back, so nothing is changed. I think maybe you mean if you use something like:
Replace: <Name>
With: <Name>__<GPS City>, <GPS Country>
If there's a file without GPS info you'll end up with
<Name>__,[space]
In that case just add a Replace or Remove Pattern method after that and remove the "__, ".
Just my $.02, based on what may be faulty input... Apologies if not applicable.
Best,
DF
That's Randy W, folks, he'll be here in the Bubble Room all week! Be sure to tip your waitress, and try the Surf & Turf!
:)
Seriously, though, folks...
Maybe Google translate isn't giving me my moneys worth, but if there's nothing in a tag you get nothing back, so nothing is changed. I think maybe you mean if you use something like:
Replace: <Name>
With: <Name>__<GPS City>, <GPS Country>
If there's a file without GPS info you'll end up with
<Name>__,[space]
In that case just add a Replace or Remove Pattern method after that and remove the "__, ".
Just my $.02, based on what may be faulty input... Apologies if not applicable.
Best,
DF
Reply to #3:
That's a fine workaround, and all. But you lose points for not using JavaScript. ;)
That's a fine workaround, and all. But you lose points for not using JavaScript. ;)
Reply to #4:
Oh Randy, you're so hardcore! Of course I *always* use JS, but some don't. I do it for them...
That's just the kind of guy I am.
:)
Best,
DF
Oh Randy, you're so hardcore! Of course I *always* use JS, but some don't. I do it for them...
That's just the kind of guy I am.
:)
Best,
DF