hmm, i'll have to think about it from a lua point of view... i'll probably
export it as second since 1970 so all normal lua numeric operations work...
but if I can convert the date into any format, i'm good with that.
On Thu, Oct 17, 2013 at 11:26 AM, David Vincent-Jones
wrote:
> That would be g
That would be great ... my folders all have date numerics at their fromt
end and that is where I would most like to use it.
David
On 13-10-17 11:08 AM, johannes hanika wrote:
> if i read the docs correctly, it would stay text but sqlite would know how
> to deal with it. actually this query works
if i read the docs correctly, it would stay text but sqlite would know how
to deal with it. actually this query works:
select datetime_taken from images where datetime(datetime_taken) >
datetime("2013-10-10 00:00:00");
so that should probably also work in the collection module input box, but
mayb
I'd love that for lua too... currently date in lua is accessed as text,
which is less than handy for comparison and stuff like that...
On Thu, Oct 17, 2013 at 10:40 AM, johannes hanika wrote:
> yeah, unfortunately we don't support that. but i agree it would be a great
> feature.
>
> i should ha
yeah, unfortunately we don't support that. but i agree it would be a great
feature.
i should have made the datetime field a date type instead of char[40] (
https://www.sqlite.org/lang_datefunc.html), then you could now use < and >
.. :/
potentially easy to update, need to check.
-jo
On Thu, O
A question that I asked earlier and that was not answered:
Is there a way to use '>' or '<' in a collect-images sort of time,
file-names, folders etc ?
David
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