> In case you are not tracking the repository, there is another commit that
> permits you to also copy from the Exif pane in the sidebar.
> Left click stores in one clipboard; right click to the other. I've already
> forgotten which way round. A bit of empirical research should give you the
> answe
In case you are not tracking the repository, there is another commit that
permits you to also copy from the Exif pane in the sidebar.
Left click stores in one clipboard; right click to the other. I've already
forgotten which way round. A bit of empirical research should give you the
answer.
--
> Implemented in commit bfa5abb9b5c at geeqie.org.
> Just click on any cell, and the value is copied into the clipboard.
Thank you Colin!
- Grant
> View this message in context:
> http://gnome-apps.13852.n7.nabble.com/Pay-for-feature-tp69948p69956.html
---
Implemented in commit bfa5abb9b5c at geeqie.org.
Just click on any cell, and the value is copied into the clipboard.
--
View this message in context:
http://gnome-apps.13852.n7.nabble.com/Pay-for-feature-tp69948p69956.html
Sent from the Geeqie mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
--
Yup. Just figured this out today as well.
$ exiftool -s3 -CreateDate image.jpg
Prints only the creation date of the file to stdout.
I prefer the "-s3" option, as the option omits labels when piping the EXIF data
within scripts. Also look at "-S" and "-s2" options, as well as finding your
rel
> At the moment you can just highlight a single line of data.
> Do you just want to copy a single line to the clipboard, or a set of
> consecutive or non-consecutive lines?
I'm hoping to copy the contents of a single field on a single line.
- Grant
--
> You can make a shell script like this to show textual representation of EXIF:
>
> #!/bin/sh
> exiftool "$1" \
> | zenity --text-info --font=Monospace --width=800 --height=600 --title="$1"
>
> Or like this to copy it directly to clipboard:
>
> #!/bin/sh
> exiftool "$1" | xsel
>
> And then set this
At the moment you can just highlight a single line of data.
Do you just want to copy a single line to the clipboard, or a set of
consecutive or non-consecutive lines?
--
View this message in context:
http://gnome-apps.13852.n7.nabble.com/Pay-for-feature-tp69948p69950.html
Sent from the Geeqie m
You can make a shell script like this to show textual representation of EXIF:
#!/bin/sh
exiftool "$1" \
| zenity --text-info --font=Monospace --width=800 --height=600 --title="$1"
Or like this to copy it directly to clipboard:
#!/bin/sh
exiftool "$1" | xsel
And then set this script as an extern
Hello, I need the ability to copy EXIF data to the clipboard from the
metadata viewer in Linux. Is anyone willing to work on this in
exchange for payment?
Thanks,
Grant
--
Check out the vibrant tech community on one of t
10 matches
Mail list logo
