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Make the "Filename prefix" 'stand alone' from the template
AbteriX:
Thanks for such an famos screenshot app :)
May i suggest this:
Make the "Filename prefix" in the main window 'stand alone' from the template
- In template i have " Screenshot - %date% "
- in the "Filename prefix" i wrote NewApplication_
so i get an file name like "NewApplication_ Screenshot - DATE.gif"
instead of "NewApplication_ 002.gif"
So i suggest an new format sign %T% to use the template format
with Filename prefix too, if one want this.
So "NewApplication_ " gives me "NewApplication_ 002.gif" only, what is nifty to quickly change the prefix,
and
"NewApplication_ %T%" will gives me "NewApplication_ Screenshot - DATE 002.gif"
But i don't like to have to add the template for standard
or that i must go to the settings and modify the template.
Just modifying the Filename prefix would be much more nifty.
How do you see that point ?
best regards
stefan
mouser:
yes i understand.
i will add the %T% field and an option to make it do what you say.
AbteriX:
Thanks.
Just to make that clear:
1.)
If the "Filename prefix" field is empty
==> use the template from Edit | Preferences | Templates
ELSE
2.)
If the "Filename prefix" contain something like an name part and / or an %placeholder%
==> use this only and include no template
ELSE
3.)
If the "Filename prefix" contain something like in 2.)
AND you want to use the template part
==> use the palceholder %T% in the "Filename prefix" field
to include the template too
ELSE
4.) if the "Filename prefix" field AND the template is empty
use "ScreenshotCaptor_%num%" for default filename part.
just thought.
stefan
mouser:
i was thinking also like this, in template we can have a field for prefix like %FilePrefix%
IF template has %FP% in it, then combine them and use that.
so if prefix = "myapp" and template = "Screenshot - %FP% - %date" then filename would be "Screenshot - myapp - Aug 14,2005"
ELSE
If the "Filename prefix" field is empty
==> use the template from Edit | Preferences | Templates
ELSE
2.)
If the "Filename prefix" contain something like an name part and / or an %placeholder%
==> use this only and include no template
ELSE
3.)
If the "Filename prefix" contain something like in 2.)
AND you want to use the template part
==> use the palceholder %T% in the "Filename prefix" field
to include the template too
ELSE
4.) if the "Filename prefix" field AND the template is empty
use "ScreenshotCaptor_%num%" for default filename part.
i think that gives most freedom, but we should probably rename it from FILE PREFIX to something like
FileQuickName or FileTitle
AbteriX:
i was thinking also like this, in template we can have a field for prefix like %FilePrefix%
IF template has %FP% in it, then combine them and use that.
so if prefix = "myapp" and template = "Screenshot - %FP% - %date" then filename would be "Screenshot - myapp - Aug 14,2005"-mouser (August 14, 2005, 12:36 PM)
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ELSE
IF prefix contain %T% AND template contain %FP%
MsgBox "syntax alert" :)
ELSE
If the "Filename prefix" field is empty
==> use the template from Edit | Preferences | Templates
ELSE
2.)
If the "Filename prefix" contain something like an name part and / or an %placeholder%
==> use this only and include no template
ELSE
3.)
If the "Filename prefix" contain something like in 2.)
AND you want to use the template part
==> use the palceholder %T% in the "Filename prefix" field
to include the template too
ELSE
4.) if the "Filename prefix" field AND the template is empty
use "ScreenshotCaptor_%num%" for default filename part.
i think that gives most freedom, but we should probably rename it from FILE PREFIX to something like
FileQuickName or FileTitle
--- End quote ---
Than it's better the template and the prefix is the same and both are "mirrowed" and called just template :)
The now called prefix field would be for quick access (and overwrite the template)
and the template is for menu driven compilations.
:-\ isn't it ?
Stefan
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Maybe an drop down box for recent templates (for prefix and template field)
(stored in the INI) would be nifty too ?
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