Closed mstaveley closed 3 months ago
I used to do that, but what should i display in cases where the folder (or a sub-folder) contains symbolic links or aliases? They could point anywhere in the filesystem.
If the [Folder to search] is not on the front of the path, then print the whole path.
Another option is to have a list input like you do for [Skip images], that are regex's that are removed from the path. In this case I would like them removed from anywhere in the path, and all regex's are run, so I could remove something from both the start and the end of the path (or even the middle).
Thanks for considering this.
If the [Folder to search] is not on the front of the path, then print the whole path.
I'll put that on the to-do list - thanks for the suggestion!
Best regards, Gabriel
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Cool - I'd appreciate that a lot. If you could send me your email address directly - you can find it in ArtSaverApp under Preferences / Feedback, that would make communication easier.
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Done.
When [Show image...] [name] and [path] are selected the first data line contains the full path of the image. I would like an option that would remove from the front of the path the [Folder to search] folder.
For example, if [Folder to search] is /net/host/shared/photos, with subfolders 2021 and 2021-Christmas the first data line would be /net/host/shared/photos/2021/2021-Christmas/img001 while what I would like is 2021/2021-Christmas/img001
Thanks for your consideration