> In case you are not tracking the repository, there is another commit that
> permits you to also copy from the Exif pane in the sidebar.
> Left click stores in one clipboard; right click to the other. I've already
> forgotten which way round. A bit of empirical research should give you the
>
In case you are not tracking the repository, there is another commit that
permits you to also copy from the Exif pane in the sidebar.
Left click stores in one clipboard; right click to the other. I've already
forgotten which way round. A bit of empirical research should give you the
answer.
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> Implemented in commit bfa5abb9b5c at geeqie.org.
> Just click on any cell, and the value is copied into the clipboard.
Thank you Colin!
- Grant
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Implemented in commit bfa5abb9b5c at geeqie.org.
Just click on any cell, and the value is copied into the clipboard.
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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
> 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
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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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
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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