Hmmm, yes, this a way, but not an easy way ;).
Would be nice to have the possibility to multi select styles and delete
them.
I think I can use this browser, or even editing the database directly (I
use Linux), but this is hardly an easy way for everybody.
I'm a bit confused too, because the default styles that come with DT are
simply files that are in this folder: .config/darktable/styles
So when I first wanted to add the new styles I thought I just copy past
all of them in that folder, restart DT and bingo, but that didn't work ;).
Op 23-09-18 om 19:40 schreef Michael Fritze:
There is also a Browser with GUI:
http://sqlitebrowser.org/
Linux, Mac and Windows.
BR, Micha.
Am Sonntag, 23. September 2018, 19:25:15 CEST schrieb dt-list@stefan-
klinger.de:
Patrick Shanahan (2018-Sep-23, excerpt):
* kneops <[email protected]> [09-23-18 07:11]:
I imported a bunch of presets and now want to remove them (dozens), and
it
seems I can only remove them one by one. After each removal the list
jumps
back to the top of the list in Lighttable mode. I looked inside
.config/darktable/styles but the imported styles are not present there.
How
can I remove them more easily?
edit ~/.config/darktable/data.db with sqlite3, style_items
er, s/style_items/styles
Hmmm, what I get from this answer is to do it like this:
$ sqlite3 ~/.config/darktable/data.db
You can check out which database tables are available:
sqlite> .schema
...
CREATE TABLE styles (id INTEGER, name VARCHAR, description VARCHAR);
...
The one I've shown is the one Patrick referred to. You can see what's
inside.
sqlite> .header on
sqlite> select * from styles;
2|spiegelstein modest|
3|high-ISO NR|two instances of profiled denoise
4|Sepia|
So for me it's three styles. I want to delete the one with id 2:
sqlite> delete from styles where id = 2;
sqlite> select * from styles;
id|name|description
3|high-ISO NR|two instances of profiled denoise
4|Sepia|
So I guess that's what Patrick suggested. But this has only deleted
the (id, name, description) triplet. Where is the actual style
definition? Is that in style_items? I don't know...
I really think that a file based storage with one file per style would
be so much more user friendly!
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