Rename scripts
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Rename scripts
As I see, there are no rename scripts, functions, at least my rename script doesn't work.
How can I substitute ?
How can I substitute ?
Re: Rename scripts
If you have custom rename scripts you need to change the extension to .sct.
Also the rename functions rn_... are now the equivalent tg_... ones, the 'if renamed' column can be accessed though tg_get/setField( 'Rename') .
If you still have trouble post the script here and I'll modify it.
Also the rename functions rn_... are now the equivalent tg_... ones, the 'if renamed' column can be accessed though tg_get/setField( 'Rename') .
If you still have trouble post the script here and I'll modify it.
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Re: Rename scripts
Thanks, the modified script work well.jtclipper wrote:If you have custom rename scripts you need to change the extension to .sct.
Also the rename functions rn_... are now the equivalent tg_... ones, the 'if renamed' column can be accessed though tg_get/setField( 'Rename') .
If you still have trouble post the script here and I'll modify it.
Re: Rename scripts
Hello and greetings from Holland,
I just downloaded 0.85, installed it, and saw there is no rename screen/button anymore. How can I update/rename the filename?
I usually rename: "04. Why does my heart feel so bad? - Moby", to: "04 Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? 0425". With version 0.81
this was done in a second, but here I don't know how. And I cannot find it in the help file (or, maybe, I looked at the wrong place).
I hope someone can help me with this.
Thanks.
Tomcat
I just downloaded 0.85, installed it, and saw there is no rename screen/button anymore. How can I update/rename the filename?
I usually rename: "04. Why does my heart feel so bad? - Moby", to: "04 Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? 0425". With version 0.81
this was done in a second, but here I don't know how. And I cannot find it in the help file (or, maybe, I looked at the wrong place).
I hope someone can help me with this.
Thanks.
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Re: Rename scripts
Hello again,
I found out how it works. It's simple.
But I do have another problem.
If I close and reopen the programme all my new settings are lost.
I save them after making them and they work fine, but if I reopen the programme they're gone.
I use a Mac with VM Ware to run Windows.
My old TGF 0.81 (on the same Mac) does not have this problem.
Does anyone have a remedy?
Thanks
Tomcat
I found out how it works. It's simple.
But I do have another problem.
If I close and reopen the programme all my new settings are lost.
I save them after making them and they work fine, but if I reopen the programme they're gone.
I use a Mac with VM Ware to run Windows.
My old TGF 0.81 (on the same Mac) does not have this problem.
Does anyone have a remedy?
Thanks
![Cheesy :D](./images/smilies/cheesy.gif)
Re: Rename scripts
This should not happen at least in Win7 and above, what version of windows do you run in the VM.
Try running the program 'as administrator' and see what happens.
Try running the program 'as administrator' and see what happens.
Re: Rename scripts
Hi, thanks for the reply.
I'm a bit late (I was away for a few days).
I run Windows 8, and I'll give running TGF as an administrator a try.
I also do this with 0.81 beta 3, but that is for another reason.
I'll let you know in a few days (have to go away again)
Thanks.
Tomcat
I'm a bit late (I was away for a few days).
I run Windows 8, and I'll give running TGF as an administrator a try.
I also do this with 0.81 beta 3, but that is for another reason.
I'll let you know in a few days (have to go away again)
Thanks.
![Cheesy :D](./images/smilies/cheesy.gif)
Re: Rename scripts
Hello again,
just tried it; if I open the programme as an administrator, all the settings are saved.
So, I'm gonna use it as an administrator.
Thanks for the tip
Tomcat
just tried it; if I open the programme as an administrator, all the settings are saved.
So, I'm gonna use it as an administrator.
Thanks for the tip
![Cheesy :D](./images/smilies/cheesy.gif)
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Re: Rename scripts
Hi Dimitris !
I think this script worked already sometime before, now only partly works: sets "skip" flag and result to 'Rip OK', where the comment has 'CD,RIP', but cannot change the file name.
Do the ExtractFileExt(s) and ChangeFileExt(s,'' ) functions work now ?
Likely you said sometime how to use them, I can't find them in help, they are probably some kind of Pascal functions.
Thanks
I think this script worked already sometime before, now only partly works: sets "skip" flag and result to 'Rip OK', where the comment has 'CD,RIP', but cannot change the file name.
Do the ExtractFileExt(s) and ChangeFileExt(s,'' ) functions work now ?
Likely you said sometime how to use them, I can't find them in help, they are probably some kind of Pascal functions.
Thanks
Re: Rename scripts
Yes those functions should work ok, you can have a look at the #ren_tutorial.sct script to get a basic idea.
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Re: Rename scripts
Oh, I see, I made my script from that tutorial ... only forget to click Update.jtclipper wrote:you can have a look at the #ren_tutorial.sct script to get a basic idea.
Thanks
Re: Rename scripts
If you are very sure of the result and want to automate the process you could include at the end of the script, it will basically click he Update button for you.
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tg_Update
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Re: Rename scripts
No, it's good without update, just forgot about it.jtclipper wrote:If you are very sure of the result and want to automate the process you could includeat the end of the script, it will basically click he Update button for you.Code: Select all
tg_Update