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But how would you pass this to the rename function? rename b, '*_$CamMod', p; :mrgreen: Come on, this cannot work. I gave you <prop ...>. What are you missing? Trimming? OK, you have to live with(out) that. Sorry admin.. By human logic, it sure can right? Anyway, nevermind. What you gave me is more...

can i made a custom button to directly choose to which tabs i want to move/copy the selected files without having to go through the Move_to|tabs option?

i want a button to let me choose to which tabs only. can i?

Thank you.

There's a tool called TXTcollector which is capable of merging of text files in specified sequence - http://bluefive.pair.com/txtcollector.htm Is XYplorer is capable of doing this? If not, don't u all think it's a good feature? Other features of TXTcollector: Grabs all .txt files from a directory an...

admin wrote: But how would you pass this to the rename function?

admin wrote: Which "user defined variable"? Do you have an example?

For example, assuming that $file is the predefined variable set by XYplorer denoting the current selected file.

I thought it is a text like Nottingham for example. If it is, it's very sensible why I want to use that info right? :wink: I see where it can be useful as far as retrieving it and using when renaming files is concerned. Not so much if you're talking about renaming geotagging information. Nope. That...

Not only CameraModel, but ALL shell properties. But there is no trimming in <prop ...>. It would be possible, but there are endless possibilities, so it would be a drag to define a scheme that covers them. If EXIF data are exposed to the Shell Properties (aka Shell Columns), then yes. That's true. ...

By the way, I just would like to explain why I really need this camera property as part of the rename pattern. This is due to the fact that sometimes, during the same occasion, several cameras including cameraphones would be used. So I would like to combine all of them in one folder and append the c...

You softened my heart. Next version can do this: rename b, '*-<prop CameraModel>', p; Thank you so much admin.. I really appreciate it. I hope that can also be made useful for other file property especially the EXIF info. Or may I suggest that Batch Rename should be made flexible by user defined va...

It would be slow but you could use a web service to look up the coordinates and then read results to get a city... https://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/geocoding/#ReverseGeocoding https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?latlng=38.8976694,-77.03655&sensor=false http://www.wo...

So, wouldn't it be great if XYplorer users could be let to freely playing around with those useful info with Batch Rename? May I ask why you would want to mess around with photos' geotagging information? Oh I'm sorry.. I just realized that the info is actually in the longitude/latitude format, isn'...

Look fiercely at the syntax of rename. Do you see the word preview anywhere? rename [mode (b|r|s|k|e)], pattern, [preview (p)], [itemlist], [flags=1] As I said, using the current coding as above, I only manage to see the preview one by one, not the whole list like the standard batch rename. Could s...

As you all might already aware, today's technology of digital photography also have implemented GPS info on the photos taken. So, wouldn't it be great if XYplorer users could be let to freely playing around with those useful info with Batch Rename? Thank you. Sure, when I find the time... Thanks ad...

As you all might already aware, today's technology of digital photography also have implemented GPS info on the photos taken. So, wouldn't it be great if XYplorer users could be let to freely playing around with those useful info with Batch Rename? Thank you. Sure, when I find the time... Thanks ad...

Any updates on this?

Thank you.