-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 13.02.2015 13:05, Tobias Ellinghaus wrote: > After thinking about that I came to the conclusion that this would > be best done with Lua. Everyone has their own (albeit similar) > wishes there so a set of a few Lua scripts (or one with a few > config switches) would be the best way to go.
Outsourcing some of the C functionality to lua might be fine, but 'normal users' should not need to get into writing lua scripts for rather simple options, I hope? > Currently darktable allows to register a callback that is run > after an import, so it would already be possible to remove images > from the db that are not wanted. However, that would still waste a > lot of time since these images get imported first, might get a > sidecar file and maybe even a thumbnail created. To make this more > useful we are currently discussing the idea of a list filter for > import and also export that could remove (or add) images to the > list of to-be imported/exported images. This won't land in the 1.6 > series though, I just shortly rebased what I had. I can still change the gui, but I guess it also won't come to 1.6, as it is a new feature? A more sophisticated/generic list filter (whatever you mean exactly) for after 1.6 sounds better anyway. Here it is, rebased on master: https://github.com/bluesceada/darktable/tree/jpeg-solitary-import-rebase Here two screenshots to see how it looks: http://xorn.org/darktable/import_jpg_new1.png http://xorn.org/darktable/import_jpg_new2.png > so if anyone feels bored, a script that removes unwanted files > from the imported film would be worthwhile for the time being. To > get you started, the important callback is post-import-film > (http://darktable.org/redmine/projects/darktable/wiki/LuaAPI#post-import-film). This > would take me longer to do just now than the rebase took me. But maybe Chris is interested... > Tobias BRs, Dennis -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1 iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJU3ftpAAoJEBP1LHa0Tt+9UF4P/A5NxT4c1I4Zf/X3bIvr3Zlz sELHTcsQ7ctomyhnsq09C6iivzNVNv0lMVlbow7hyOh41aClPcThSdRnwZ5LSaoM iiuXzzJ2inPpw4q27cGUTKS0SNm00JDP8abC3vAITBkUfYV7Wr9XIVlt+VbiDVu4 lh3ELPCym/wPNJqGSU2YQWJyxyvXdshd8avlLgUjHNcVTTBg1zdTTL/k6pmfKeHh TRxBsy7M3uwxr0ZSqcPjLfvhDZxBITYYzRniSXk08Gs7aabv4SXbOsJP1c2EsS+1 XZ4jxAcLCZYTC87OmcDWIPjKlN+v7dtPWwj0FZHcn2fyDHXTcGxxsx3uOrGNhYpd a2aQXoI14NQkVdMbxdv7cz7JCb+CZg4cpGDc2oF6oz5dp/632mpe9yUM6fgwgvxR EGGf0+ZLXc7cXb+RW9mqmqIrIsp9YdMIhtkxmrb9BzSRKngzVNFxerg56eSRT7wF NOPD4VR8ofHdk1U7v7JEEZXxV3YgezWdOLpP1g1KySUY/HJQuX3l0W6xTYRSpmcb nFzMoN7HfOSd0BA68kjCVWq84IsSX2+uBeg5+U+7icQQOzpY0SKagfF2mJDNawZ6 G9L1Ey2yhxYLZa0MogMmxwHLn9+4Q9znPxh1Xhh5WrugK8yU305x5rY1QblKVM8g nxvMgYJBsFqXE5bMALA7 =/Wup -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dive into the World of Parallel Programming. The Go Parallel Website, sponsored by Intel and developed in partnership with Slashdot Media, is your hub for all things parallel software development, from weekly thought leadership blogs to news, videos, case studies, tutorials and more. Take a look and join the conversation now. http://goparallel.sourceforge.net/ _______________________________________________ darktable-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/darktable-devel
