Re: [Geeqie-devel] Pay for feature

2017-07-12 Thread Roger 
Yup.  Just figured this out today as well.

$ exiftool -s3 -CreateDate image.jpg

Prints only the creation date of the file to stdout.

I prefer the "-s3" option, as the option omits labels when piping the EXIF data 
within scripts.  Also look at "-S" and "-s2" options, as well as finding your 
related interested EXIF tag name or tag data field. (eg. CreateDate, 
ModifyDate, ...)

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Re: [Geeqie-devel] Pay for feature

2017-07-12 Thread Grant 
> At the moment you can just highlight a single line of data.
> Do you just want to copy a single line to the clipboard, or a set of
> consecutive or non-consecutive lines?


I'm hoping to copy the contents of a single field on a single line.

- Grant

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Re: [Geeqie-devel] Pay for feature

2017-07-12 Thread colin clark 
At the moment you can just highlight a single line of data.
Do you just want to copy a single line to the clipboard, or a set of
consecutive or non-consecutive lines?



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Re: [Geeqie-devel] Pay for feature

2017-07-12 Thread Josef Kufner 
You can make a shell script like this to show textual representation of EXIF:

#!/bin/sh
exiftool "$1" \
| zenity --text-info --font=Monospace --width=800 --height=600 --title="$1"

Or like this to copy it directly to clipboard:

#!/bin/sh
exiftool "$1" | xsel

And then set this script as an external editor in Geeqie.

You can also use another tools like exiv2 and customize output as you 
need using tool's options or grep/sed.


Grant wrote, on 12.7.2017 14:54:
> Hello, I need the ability to copy EXIF data to the clipboard from the
> metadata viewer in Linux.  Is anyone willing to work on this in
> exchange for payment?
> 
> Thanks,
> Grant
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[Geeqie-devel] Pay for feature

2017-07-12 Thread Grant 
Hello, I need the ability to copy EXIF data to the clipboard from the
metadata viewer in Linux.  Is anyone willing to work on this in
exchange for payment?

Thanks,
Grant

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