Am Freitag, 13. Februar 2015, 14:26:11 schrieb Dennis Gnad: > 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?
Of course not (unless they want to do it), we would provide some basic versions that users can just put into their dt directory and enable. The first step (adding a filter option) is already in git and I will try to write such a filter script that ignores JPEGs if a raw is in the folder. > > 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-f > > ilm). > This > > would take me longer to do just now than the rebase took me. But > maybe Chris is interested... > > > Tobias > > BRs, > Dennis
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