For the last month I have been slowly putting together a Python system to extract metadata (mostly my long picture captions) from my online pictures and store them in local TAB delimited CSV files.
These links summarize these adventures: https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/bakerjd99/smugpyter/blob/master/notebooks/Setting%20SmugMug%20Print%20Size%20Keywords%20with%20Jupyter%20and%20Python.ipynb https://conceptcontrol.smugmug.com/ I've been using Jupyter and Python3 in the Anaconda environment mostly because of Python's superb REST API requests library. Anything that has been downloaded voluntarily millions of times is probably fairly decent. So when Eric released his python3 addon I thought. I will to try this. I am happy to report that it works. Once you make jbase.py and jcore.py visible to Python3 and edit the usual paths to find J it comes up. I am using a Win64 system. I would suggest not using the from ctypes import * directive. This drags all of ctypes into the root Python namespace. It's like dumping J's z locale into base. It would be safer and more robust to use namespace qualified references, e.g. ctypes.c_void_p This looks like it will be great little addon. Cheers -- John D. Baker [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
