to detect a file extension euclid searches the dot from left to right (from begin to end), so if the file has dots in names then txt file with labels has different name.
Example:
for 'cat.in_house.jpg', euclid will create 'cat.txt' because all after the first dot is lost
Solution: change the direction of search of the dot from right to left (from end of the name).
to detect a file extension euclid searches the dot from left to right (from begin to end), so if the file has dots in names then txt file with labels has different name. Example: for 'cat.in_house.jpg', euclid will create 'cat.txt' because all after the first dot is lost Solution: change the direction of search of the dot from right to left (from end of the name).