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Answer» I would like to streamline some of the functions I do constantly. One of which is copying the filepaths of multiple files and making one line of text for example:
If I select
file1.txt
file2.txt
file3.txt
and right-click while holding the SHIFT key I can "COPY as path."
I paste the group of paths into Notepad++ which gives me three different lines. My example is simplified; I have to deal with far more files in my workflow.
From there, I hit END, DELETE, SPACE after each file. It's good mental exercise I suppose, but it's tedious given how many times I have to do this in a day and surely there is a command script I COULD use where I can automate the process.
I have reverse-engineered some scripts some friends have used in the ballpark of what I'm trying to do, and surely it would be something along the lines of
cmd /v:on
set x=F:\path
for %f in (x) do (whatever)
but maybe it's something entirely different.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!Actually I discovered "macros" after posting. That streamlined one step of the process.
Would there be a way to copy and paste the last line?
For example I can now use a macro to turn
"file1.txt"
"file2.txt"
"file3.txt"
into
"file1.txt" "file2.txt" "file3.txt"
but I'd like it to be
"file1.txt" "file2.txt" "file3.txt" "file3.txt"Is it okay to use javascript ? Please SAVE the code below to a file with extension html, eg, combine_lines.html, then open it with browser. See attached image for the screen in browser.
Code: [Select]<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>Combine lines</title>
</head>
<body>
<p/>Input:
<p/><textarea id="inputId" style="width:450px;height:150px;">
line1
line2
line3
</textarea>
<p/><button type="button" onclick="combine()">combine</button>
<p/>Output:
<p/><textarea readonly id="outputId" style="width:450px;height:150px;"></textarea>
<p/>
<script>
function combine() {
var indata = document.getElementById('inputId');
var lines = indata.value.split('\n');
var outdata = "";
var line = "";
for (var i=0; i < lines.length; i++) {
lines[i].trim();
if (lines[i].length > 0) {
line = lines[i];
outdata += line + " ";
}
}
if (line.length > 0)
outdata += line;
document.getElementById('outputId').innerHTML = outdata;
}
</script>
</body>
</html>
I tried HTML and couldn't get it to work. But I am able to get part of what I want using a Notepad++ macro.Here is what I'm wanting to do:
1) use list geo to produce file1.gtf from file1.tif
2) use gdal_translate to produce file1_a.tif from file1.tif
3) use nconvert to modify file1_a.tif and not file1.tif
4) use geotifcp to put metadata from file1.gtf back in modified image (file1_a.tif) and overwrite file1.tif
Code: [Select]cmd /v:on
set tif=F:\path
for %f in ("%tif%\*_V.tif") do (
set filename=%~nf
listgeo -d "%f" > "%tif%\!filename!.gtf"
gdal_translate -B 1 -b 2 -b 3 -of GTiff -co INTERLEAVE=PIXEL "%f" "%tif%\!filename!_a.tif"
geotifcp -g "file1.gtf" "file1_a.tif" "file1.tif"
"F:\path\to\nconvert.exe" -overwrite -replace "file1_a.tif"
geotifcp -g "file1.gtf" "file1_a.tif" "file1.tif"
)
Is there a good way of doing this? I can do step one, but I don't know the commands to use one particular file and not the other.Curious why the meta data needs to be passed back into it?Removing metadata so it isn't stripped when I edit the imagery.
Through trial-and-error I figured out how to have the script run automatically through the step where nconvert edits the *_a.tif file, but the step where I re-insert the metadata has me stumped since I don't know how to run a command where I target the *.tif file but not the *_a.tif file. Probably very simple, but I haven't learned that one yet.Hi,
My DOS programming is rusty so it takes me sometimes to test. You can try to save the code below to a .bat file and run it in DOS.
Since I don't have listgeo, gdal_translate, etc programs installed so I assume your commands are good.
Here is some notes:
o it seems variable cannot be set inside the for loop
o the for loop variable %f needs to specify as %%f in a .bat file
o For parsing DOS VARIABLES, run "hep for" to see available notes and examples.
Good luck.
Code: [Select]echo off
setlocal
set tif=F:\path
for %%f in (%tif%\*_V.tif) do (
listgeo -d %%f > %tif%\%%~nf.gtf
gdal_translate -b 1 -b 2 -b 3 -of GTiff -co INTERLEAVE=PIXEL %%f %tif%\%%~nf_a.tif
geotifcp -g %tif%\%%~nf.gtf %tif%\%%~nf_a.tif %%f
"F:\path\to\nconvert.exe" -overwrite -replace %tif%\%%~nf_a.tif
geotifcp -g %tif%\%%~nf.gtf %tif%\%%~nf_a.tif %%f
)
endlocal
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