Hi tom
I'll have a look at rev for the code and learn how this one works
from first impression it looks like your script will name the images sequentially.
I need it to retain the directory name in the file name.
I now remember that I saw a script that had something like replace "raw" with \name. OK I'm lost here but I hope you get the meaning. It may also have been replace with characters between \&\.
Does that ring a bell?
I'm not with it today. :-)
Cheers Bob in the lab
I do this in my preOpenCard.
I get the default directory then put my own path into it - afterwards I put the default back.
I then get a list of the available images.
I then replace parts I need and sort the field and then put back parts. But you could do any kind of renaming with maybe a global that has the last name used so none over lap.
in preopencard
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put the directory into altdir
put defaultFolder & "/media/31i/" into the_path
set the directory to the_path
put the files into theimages
set the directory to altdir
if char 1 of line 1 of theimages = "." then delete line 1 of theimages -- .dsstore on mac
repeat with c = 1 to the number of lines in theimages
delete char 1 to 5 of line c of theimages
end repeat
sort lines of theimages numeric
repeat with c = 1 to the number of lines in theimages
put "Slide" before line c of theimages -- you could put anything here including another repeat with accumulating numbers
end repeat
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On Jan 8, 2004, at 9:37 AM, Bob Hartley wrote:
files bob_raw01.pic 02.pic and 03.pic. My app lists the files and allows me to transfer them. It works great.
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