Script: {namePART only} for Report command.

[Stefan]

I am working on an BatchMaker-Script
and want to use the name-part of an file name only.

For the script first i use smtg like:
$filelist = getinfo('SelectedItemsPathNames', '|');
$file=gettoken($filelist, 1, "|");
$name = regexreplace($file, ...);
$exte = regexreplace($file, ...);

Then i think about to use the "report" command,
but {name} gives me the fullname incl. the extension.

An possible output of my script could be for example:
::text report("REN {fullname} {fullpath}\{name}_backup.{ext}<crlf>",1);

Question:
Is there an native report-token to give me the file name without the extension?
Or could this be added as e.g. {namepart}?

[serendipity]

I am working on an BatchMaker-Script
and want to use the name-part of an file name only.

For the script first i use smtg like:
$filelist = getinfo('SelectedItemsPathNames', '|');
$file=gettoken($filelist, 1, "|");
$name = regexreplace($file, ...);
$exte = regexreplace($file, ...);

Then i think about to use the "report" command,
but {name} gives me the fullname incl. the extension.

An possible output of my script could be for example:
::text report("REN {fullname} {fullpath}\{name}_backup.{ext}<crlf>",1);

Question:
Is there an native report-token to give me the file name without the extension?
Or could this be added as e.g. {namepart}?

Variable <curbase> gives you the "file name without the extension".
More variables here:
http://88.191.26.34/XYwiki/index.php/Sc ... #Variables

[Stefan]

I am working on an BatchMaker-Script
and want to use the name-part of an file name only.

For the script first i use smtg like:
$filelist = getinfo('SelectedItemsPathNames', '|');
$file=gettoken($filelist, 1, "|");
$name = regexreplace($file, ...);
$exte = regexreplace($file, ...);

Then i think about to use the "report" command,
but {name} gives me the fullname incl. the extension.

An possible output of my script could be for example:
::text report("REN {fullname} {fullpath}\{name}_backup.{ext}<crlf>",1);

Question:
Is there an native report-token to give me the file name without the extension?
Or could this be added as e.g. {namepart}?

Variable <curbase> gives you the "file name without the extension".
More variables here:
http://88.191.26.34/XYwiki/index.php/Sc ... #Variables

Thanks, but <curbase> give you only the "file name without the extension" for the currently focused file.
This will not work for an whole list of files.

I need an token for the report command.

[serendipity]

I am working on an BatchMaker-Script
and want to use the name-part of an file name only.

For the script first i use smtg like:
$filelist = getinfo('SelectedItemsPathNames', '|');
$file=gettoken($filelist, 1, "|");
$name = regexreplace($file, ...);
$exte = regexreplace($file, ...);

Then i think about to use the "report" command,
but {name} gives me the fullname incl. the extension.

An possible output of my script could be for example:
::text report("REN {fullname} {fullpath}\{name}_backup.{ext}<crlf>",1);

Question:
Is there an native report-token to give me the file name without the extension?
Or could this be added as e.g. {namepart}?

Variable <curbase> gives you the "file name without the extension".
More variables here:
http://88.191.26.34/XYwiki/index.php/Sc ... #Variables

Thanks, but <curbase> give you only the "file name without the extension" for the currently focused file.
This will not work for an whole list of files.

I need an token for the report command.

Oh I see, you can use command ID #113 (menu "File>To Clipboard>Item Base")

[Stefan]

Thanks

See,
i already have an collected list of files (with: $filelist = getinfo)
from which i already get the base name of each item (with: $basename = regexreplace(gettoken($filelist, ...)
This all works already pretty fine!

But i thought i could use REPORT-command for my script,
and there i miss the {basename}-token, from the report-command.

Just to make the script straight forward, without workarounds and novice-simple

Like:
::text report("REN {fullname} {fullpath}\{name}_backup.{ext}<crlf>",1);
but:
::text report("REN {fullname} {fullpath}\{namebase}_backup.{ext}<crlf>",1);

[admin]

ok.

[Stefan]

ok.

v8.70.0150 - 2009-12-15 12:46
+ SC Report(): Added special field {Basename}. Return the base (file
name without extension) of each file. Folder names are returned unchanged.

Works (i have tested this here: http://www.xyplorer.com/xyfc/viewtopic. ... 762#p40762)

Thank you.