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Re: [Krename-users] Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

[Yuri C. <yu...@uk...>]

написане Mon, 12 May 2014 16:35:36 +0300, Ralf Maslak <ral...@we...>:

> I have a surprising datename on Jpg-Dates, that I did not exspect.
> I use Ubutu 14.04 and Krename. I received 3 jpgs from a friend and I
> wanted to rename the dates. On the features of the dates I got shown a
> creationdate in 2009, which is correct. Renamed with [creatiodate] I got
> a name 2014... what is the receivingdate!
> Can you understand that?
>
> Faithfully
>
> Ralf Maslak
>
>

Hi,

You should use Exiv2 plugin ("Plugins" tab) templates for such renaming.

hope this helps.

Best regards,
Yuri

[Krename-users] Dear ladies and Gentlemen,

[Ralf M. <ral...@we...>]

I have a surprising datename on jpg-dates, that I did not exspect.
I use Ubutu 14.04 and Krename. I received 3 jpgs from a friend and I 
wanted to rename the dates. On the features of the dates I got shown a 
creationdate in 2009, what is correct. Renamed with [creationdate] I got 
a name 2014... what is the receivingdate!
Can you understand that?

Faithfully

Ralf Maslak

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[Krename-users] Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

[Ralf M. <ral...@we...>]

I have a surprising datename on Jpg-Dates, that I did not exspect.
I use Ubutu 14.04 and Krename. I received 3 jpgs from a friend and I 
wanted to rename the dates. On the features of the dates I got shown a 
creationdate in 2009, which is correct. Renamed with [creatiodate] I got 
a name 2014... what is the receivingdate!
Can you understand that?

Faithfully

Ralf Maslak


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[Krename-users] exif date format

[Antonio A. <ant...@gm...>]

Hi all!
Is it possible in some way to rename files with exif date in a custom
format such as "YYYY-mm-dd HH-MM"?
In the available documentation I found no indication.
Thank you!
--
Antonio Angelo

[Krename-users] [PATCH] Use the right variable for FreeType includes in CMake

[Raphael K. da C. <ra...@Fr...>]

Hi,

Recent releases of kdelibs have stopped shipping their own copy of
FindFreeType.cmake, relying on CMake's own FindFreetype.cmake instead.

One of the noticeable changes it that FREETYPE_INCLUDE_DIR (which was
supposed to be an internal variable before anyway) does not exist in
CMake's FindFreetype, which causes the INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES() call
KRename does actually null.

The patch below should be enough to fix the problem.

Index: src/CMakeLists.txt
===================================================================
--- src/CMakeLists.txt	(revision 245)
+++ src/CMakeLists.txt	(working copy)
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@
 ENDIF(LIBPODOFO_FOUND)
 
 IF(FREETYPE_FOUND)
-  INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES( ${FREETYPE_INCLUDE_DIR} )
+  INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES( ${FREETYPE_INCLUDE_DIRS} )
 ENDIF(FREETYPE_FOUND)
 
 ADD_DEFINITIONS(${TAGLIB_CFLAGS} ${EXIV2_CFLAGS} ${LIBPODOFO_CFLAGS} ${KDE4_DEFINITIONS} )

[Krename-users] Manual handling of file and directory name conflicts

[todd r. <tod...@gm...>]

Currently, when the rename rules in krename lead to a conflict, the
renaming process just fails for those files.  However, KDE has a way
to handle such conflicts, allowing you to skip, rename, cancel, or (in
the case of directories) merge one or all conflicting files.  It would
be really nice if krename let you do this.

In particular, this is an issue with directories.  As far as I can
tell, the way krename works now, it is impossible to merge directories
using krename.  You can rename two directories, but you can't give
them the same name and get their respective files in the resulting
folder.

[Krename-users] epub ebook metadata support?

[todd r. <tod...@gm...>]

Would it be possible to add support for renaming based on tags in epub
ebook files?  It seems a lot of services download epub files with
pretty useless names, but the files contain metadata tags like author,
title, subject, and such.  Okular can read such tags.  Thanks.

-Todd

[Krename-users] Special Regular Expression Trouble

[Sverre M. <sve...@gm...>]

I have some trouble with regular expression with KRename.

   1. I need to find a word between two characters, remove it and place it
   in front of the filename: From '(' to ','
   2. I need to remove text between two characters: From '-' to '('

I have some books in the following format:
Title - WriterNames (Publisher, Year).pdf

I need to change it to:
Publisher - Title (Year).pdf


Point two I have managed to do with regular expression if I changed the
characters '-' and '(' to word1 and word2
and run with the following regular expression: *
\bword1\W+(?:\w+\W+){1,10}word2\b*
*
*
Appreciate any help with this.*
*

[Krename-users] how i can add new alphabetic generator like 128bit key?

[<man...@ya...>]

hello

i want to add new letter (mix: lower case and caps) example: DfgRCSxT.png RfjteDErd.png how?

[Krename-users] Rename based on external text file

[Kenneth <ke...@gm...>]

I want to rename a load of TV episodes which currently do not have the
episode names in the file name. I want to be able to have an external text
file which contains each episode name on a new line, or comma-separated, or
something else.

Is there a way in KRename to achieve this? If not is there an alternative
way to bulk rename in this way?

[Krename-users] use date only from exif datetime

[todd r. <tod...@gm...>]

I have a bunch of pictures that I want to move to folders based on the
date they were taken.  These pictures all have exif datetime fields,
which list the date in the format "YYYY:MM:DD HH:MM:SS".  However, I
want to put them in folders of the form "YYYY-MM-DD".  I cannot figure
out how to do this.

There seem to be three approaches to do this, all of which would be
useful but none of which I can get to work:

1. Specify the format of the exif date and time.  The "date and system
function" plugin lets you specify a custom date and time format.
Using the same syntax does not seem to work with exif date and time,
though.

2. Select a subset of the string.  The built-in functions let you do
this to the filename, but I cannot figure out a way to do this with
other arbitrary strings from functions

3. Regular expressions.  Making a regular expression to do this is
easy enough, but the folder separator gets converted to its HTML
character code: input: "(\d+)\:(\d+)\:(\d+) \d+:\d+\:\d+" output:
"\1-\2-\3"

Is there a way to get any of these method to work?

-Todd

[Krename-users] Detection of podofo library brocken (starting at least from 4.0.5)

[Giovanni M. <mc...@mc...>]

Hi.
I'm packaging krename for the MIB group
(see http://mib.pianetalinux.org/mib/) and I tried to enable the podofo
plugin.

I found that, at the configure time, the build process looks first for
the podofo headers (successfully) and then for the podofo library
(unsuccessfully, even if correctly installed);
see this snippet of the console output:
*****************************
-- Looking for dgettext
-- Looking for dgettext - found
-- Found Gettext: built in libc
-- Found taglib: -L/usr/lib64 -ltag
-- Taglib found: -L/usr/lib64 -ltag
-- The tablib library was found. KRename will be built with tablib support.
-- Found Exiv2: /usr/lib64/libexiv2.so  (found version "0.21.1",
required is "0.13")
-- The exiv2 library was found. KRename will be built with exiv2 support.
podofo/podofo.h: /usr/include
podofo lib: not found
PoDoFo cflags:
-- The podofo library was not found. KRename will not be built with
podofo support.
-- Found Freetype: -lfreetype -lz
-- The freetype library was found. KRename will be built with freetype
support.
-- Configuring done
-- Generating done
*****************************

I noticed that the FindLIBPODOFO.cmake file has the following lines:

************
FIND_LIBRARY(LIBPODOFO_LIB
	NAMES libpodofo-doc podofo-doc
	PATHS "${LIBPODOFO_DIR}/lib" "${LIBPODOFO_DIR}/src" "${LIBPODOFO_DIR}")
IF(LIBPODOFO_LIB)
    MESSAGE("podofo lib: ${LIBPODOFO_LIB}")
ELSE(LIBPODOFO_LIB)
    MESSAGE("podofo lib: not found")
ENDIF(LIBPODOFO_LIB)
************

The above "NAMES" entry is plainly wrong and causes the failing of the
detection of the podofo library...
It seems to test for some documentation, when, IMO it should rather test
for the library name (eg libpodofo.so).

By removing the original NAMES entries and replacing them with
"libpodofo.so", the problem goes away.

Cheers.

GvM
MIB Packager

Re: [Krename-users] lituanian transliaton

[Dominik S. <dom...@we...>]

Hi Jonas,

Thank you very much! I commited your translation

Cheers,
	Dom

Am Thursday 23 June 2011 schrieb Jonas Česnauskas:
> Hi
> 
> I'm sorry I forgot to attach file
> 
> Sending Lithuanian translation.
> 
> This should be included into file krename_all_nonrec.desktop:
> Name[lt]=Pervadinti su KRename
> 
> and into file krename_dir_rec.desktop:
> Name[lt]=Pervadinti su KRename (su pokatalogiais)


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[Krename-users] lithuanian translation

[Jonas Č. <up...@gm...>]

Hi

Sending Lithuanian translation.

This should be included into file krename_all_nonrec.desktop:
Name[lt]=Pervadinti su KRename

and into file krename_dir_rec.desktop:
Name[lt]=Pervadinti su KRename (su pokatalogiais)


Thanks for the great tool.

[Krename-users] File Comments

[<adm...@gm...>]

Are comment/notes for files still part of modern file systems? If so is  
there a for krename to add information to the comment/note field of a  
file? I would like to ad the filename to the comment field as back  
information for file recovery when using the likes of photorec after  
recovering files, as photorec  usually just names recovered files is a  
seeming random hex number like filename. would be nice to have krename to  
add the file name as a comment to a file.

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[Krename-users] KRename 4.0.7 released

[Dominik S. <dom...@we...>]

Hi guys,

KRename 4.0.7 was released today. This release fixes mainly issues with 
renaming directories.


http://sourceforge.net/projects/krename/files/KDE4%20krename-
stable/4.0.7/krename-4.0.7.tar.bz2/download

Regards,
	Dom

[Krename-users] KRename 4.0.7 update messages

[Dominik S. <dom...@we...>]

Hi guys,

I commited several bug fixes to KRename trunk and intend to release KRename 
4.0.7 soon. If you are a translator you can send me updated po files for the 
translations so that I can include them into the release.

Thanks in advance.

Best regards,
	Dom

Re: [Krename-users] Regex directory management

[Dominik S. <dom...@we...>]

I'm afraid. This won't work as the regular expression is only applied to the 
filename and not to the whole path.


Am Sunday 06 February 2011 schrieb todd rme:
> On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 6:26 AM, Dominik Seichter <dom...@we...> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > 
> > You are right. KRename was till today not able to handle this task.
> > I commited two changes to SVN today, which will allow you to this.
> > 
> > 1) Currently it was not possible to create a "/" as a directory separator
> > from within regular expression. KRename always replaced it with %2f. So,
> > I introduced the new token [dirsep] which will create a directory
> > separator for you.
> > 
> > 2) Tokens where not processed after doing find and replace. I added
> > another checkbox which allows you to control this behaviour.
> > 
> > Now, you can do the renaming like this:
> > Find: Work ([\w]+) for
> > Replace: \1/Work \1 for
> > Regular Expression: Checked
> > Process Tokens: Checked
> > 
> > Just use $ as a template and the above as regular expression for find and
> > replace and there you go.
> > 
> > Cheers,
> >        Dominik
> 
> Another question: will this also allow us to remove or change
> directories in a path?  Say we have files:
> 
> documents/download1/article1.txt
> documents/download2/article2.txt
> documents/download3/article3.txt
> documents/download4/article4.txt
> 
> Could we strip out the "download\d/" and end up with:
> 
> 
> documents/article1.txt
> documents/article2.txt
> documents/article3.txt
> documents/article4.txt
> 
> -Todd
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Re: [Krename-users] Regex directory management

[todd r. <tod...@gm...>]

On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 6:26 AM, Dominik Seichter <dom...@we...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> You are right. KRename was till today not able to handle this task.
> I commited two changes to SVN today, which will allow you to this.
>
> 1) Currently it was not possible to create a "/" as a directory separator from
> within regular expression. KRename always replaced it with %2f. So, I
> introduced the new token [dirsep] which will create a directory separator for
> you.
>
> 2) Tokens where not processed after doing find and replace. I added another
> checkbox which allows you to control this behaviour.
>
> Now, you can do the renaming like this:
> Find: Work ([\w]+) for
> Replace: \1/Work \1 for
> Regular Expression: Checked
> Process Tokens: Checked
>
> Just use $ as a template and the above as regular expression for find and
> replace and there you go.
>
> Cheers,
>        Dominik
>


Another question: will this also allow us to remove or change
directories in a path?  Say we have files:

documents/download1/article1.txt
documents/download2/article2.txt
documents/download3/article3.txt
documents/download4/article4.txt

Could we strip out the "download\d/" and end up with:


documents/article1.txt
documents/article2.txt
documents/article3.txt
documents/article4.txt

-Todd

Re: [Krename-users] Regex directory management

[todd r. <tod...@gm...>]

On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 6:26 AM, Dominik Seichter <dom...@we...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> You are right. KRename was till today not able to handle this task.
> I commited two changes to SVN today, which will allow you to this...

Excellent!  Thank you very much.

-Todd

[Krename-users] Regex directory management

[todd r. <tod...@gm...>]

With krename, I can figure out how to use regular expressions to
rename files, and I can figure out how to use rules to create
directories and move files to directories, but is there any way to use
regular expressions to create directories and move files to
directories.

For an example, say I have a file with these text documents:

Work Essay for fred.txt
Work Essay for bob.odt
Work Essay for alice.doc
Work Memo for mary.odt
Work Memo for ben.txt
Work Memo for carey.doc

I want to move all the memos to a directory named "Memos", and all the
essays to a directory named "Essays".

This would be easy, if I could use slashes for splitting directories, such as:

Work ([\w]+) for

converts to:

\1/Work \1 for

or something like that.  Is there any way to do this with krename, and
if not is there any way to add it?

-Todd

[Krename-users] KRename 4.0.6 released

[Dominik S. <dom...@we...>]

Hi,

KRename 4.0.6 has been released today. It contains several translation updates 
(mainly Greece and Czech) and a new feature, which adds a list of recently 
used tokens. The release can be found as usual at http://www.krename.net .

Feel free to report your feedback to our mailing list.

Best regards,
	Dom
  

Re: [Krename-users] Renaming files in multiple folders

[Dominik S. <dom...@we...>]

Hi,

On the advanced tab, click the "Numbering ..." button. In the opened dialog, 
select the checkbox "Reset counter for each directory" (see attached 
screenshot). This will restart the counter for each new directory.

Cheers,
	Dominik

Am Sunday 02 January 2011 schrieb Veli Jussi Vaismaa:
> I have 560 files in 15 different folders. Why does krename want to
> make the files 001.txt ......002.txt....003.txt......-> until 560.txt
> 
> I would like the files to be renamed on a folder basis instead of the
> renaming spanning across the whole selection.
> 
> How do I make files in multiple folders to be renamed only concerning
> one folder at the time as a batch?
> 
> Yours,
> 
> Jussi
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[Krename-users] Renaming files in multiple folders

[Veli J. V. <vel...@gm...>]

I have 560 files in 15 different folders. Why does krename want to
make the files 001.txt ......002.txt....003.txt......-> until 560.txt

I would like the files to be renamed on a folder basis instead of the
renaming spanning across the whole selection.

How do I make files in multiple folders to be renamed only concerning
one folder at the time as a batch?

Yours,

Jussi

Re: [Krename-users] KRename 4.0.5 released

[Dominik S. <dom...@we...>]

Hi,

Thanks for the feedback.
I fixed the plugin list to be initially sorted and also to remember the last 
selected plugin. I think, as the last selected plugin is remembered there is 
no real reason to make the dialog unmodal, as it is only one click away.

Cheers,
	Dominik

Am Freitag 01 Oktober 2010 schrieb adm...@gm...:
> Many thanks for the font plugin return!
> My fonts are now easy to read one again.
> One small request for improvement... in tab 4.Filename, when you click
> the  "insert special functions" button, the dialog that pops up should
> reopen with the last used plugin, and not with "default" plugin.  when
> using the plugins it seems natural to do several operations using the same
> plugin.  or!!! :D instead of being able to pick one plugin function, leave
> the dialog open until the user is satisfied with the  order of the meta
> data in to be renamed file(s).
> 
> Also the list of the plugins isn't alpha sorted when opened.  just a small
> touch to make it easier for users.
> 
> 
> On Tue, 28 Sep 2010 03:29:15 -0400, Dominik Seichter <dom...@we...>
> 
> wrote:
> > KRename 4.0.5 has been release yesterday. This release adds advanced
> > sorting
> > modes, based on KRename tokens such as [filesize] or [creationdate] and
> > the
> > font plugin to rename font files is back. The release can be found as
> > usual at
> > http://www.krename.net .
> >
> > Feel free to report your feedback to our mailing list.
> > Cheers,
> > 	Dominik
> 


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