Closed rasenior closed 5 years ago
Thanks for letting me know.
see if single quotes fixes the issue:
test1 <- readflirJPG('C:/Temp/with spaces/FLIR8563.jpg')
Alternatively, you can setwd("C:/Temp/with space") internally in R and simply load the file in without path information.
No worries. Same problem with single quotes, but changing the working directory is fine so I will do that for now. Thanks
ok. thanks for that. single quotes works on Mac OS to fix that issue.
I don't have a PC to test this on, unfortunately, but even I use setwd() from within R to make these calls explicit.
The readflirJPG call to exiftool is a kludge until I develop a better method
Maybe try running the following function.
I notice I had a different shell call for Windows OS due to this previously being problematic with other versions of Windows.
Once you this function, try using readflirJPG2 instead of the readflirJPG. I might be able to patch this for Windows users and add some help.
Thanks I tried the new function, but it went a bit crazy. Got the following result:
thanks for trying. I'll try to get a windows machine so I can troubleshoot better.
finally accessed a windows 7 machine to test out the whitespace error, and found a fix. probably too late for you. I have not tested on different windows versions.
This works, thank you!
Hullo,
Some of my files have spaces in the path (Google Drive's fault: "C:/Users/Rebecca/Google Drive/files"), which I thought worked in the past but my current version of
Thermimage
(3.1.0) doesn't seem to like it. For this image, this works fine:But adding a space:
test2 <- readflirJPG("C:/Temp/with spaces/FLIR8563.jpg")
I get:
My session info is below. Thanks in advance - great package!
Rebecca