So it looks like Rev might be up for the job! Cool.
I guess iPhoto doesn't exist on the Windows side of things, but a
polished x-platform solution that included iPhoto's cataloguing
scheme would be a very valuable resource for millions of users. It
would have to be bulletproof, but I do think a modestly priced
shareware utility like this, if it could be pulled off in Rev, either
natively or using externals, would be a very successful thing for its
creator, and a great ambassador for Revolution.
Mark
On Apr 15, 2006, at 4:28 AM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Alex Tweedly wrote:
It should work. In fact, I wrote a stack to do that (for music
files) last year and it worked OK for them. Only weakness was that
it was slow - I considered adding an "index file" to each
directory, which would store the file names and md5 signatures,
but hadn't got as far as doing that.
Other weakness -I decided it wasn't worth adding refinements
because it was a one-off effort to merge two lots of music files
and I got it completed OK before I had refined the stack, so I
didn't keep the stack :-(
I'll try re-creating it from memory and see if it's as easy as I
remember ...
Not quite as easy as I remember - especially if you want anyone
else to be able to use it !!
Uploaded to RevOnline under username alextweedly, category
Utilities, as "Duplicate finder"
Not the prettiest stack even I have written, and doesn't have all
the robustness checks a commercial product would have - but does
what it needs to do.
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