Error upon batch import #828
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I'm experimenting with the When I run the following command: I get the following output and error: Any idea of what's going on? Many thanks in advance! |
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I just tried a test import using a similar structure and it ran fine. Please ensure you're running the most recent version of osxphotos and try again with the addition of the Also, what OS version are you running? It appears you're running osxphotos in Anaconda python 3.8. While it should work fine, I've not tested osxphotos in Anaconda. I'll also be dropping support for python 3.8 now that 3.11 is released (my policy is to support the 3 most recent versions) though osxphotos is for now still compatible with 3.8. |
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Additional observations (in case useful):
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[slightly off topic] Is there a way to use the |
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Yes! That's likely it. Though doesn't help as Photos returns its version using a decimal. But I can split the string on "." And then convert to number as only the integer portion is significant. |
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The code in question is needed for dealing with sub-folders which differs in different versions of Photos. |
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Yes! Osxphotos uses photoscript to do the import. There's an import example in the examples folder in the repo. You can also examine the import command from osxphotos. |
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Could you try the following and see it prints "7" in the Results window? on replaceChars(stringValue, findChars, replaceChars)
(* replace findChars in stringValue with replaceChars
Args:
stringValue: a string to search
findChars: string of one or more characters to find in stringValue
replaceChars: string of one of more characters to use as replacement for findChars
Returns:
string with replacements made
*)
set oldDelimiters to AppleScript's text item delimiters
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to the findChars
set the itemList to every text item of stringValue
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to the replaceChars
set newString to the itemList as string
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to oldDelimiters
return newString
end replaceChars
on stringToNumber(strValue)
(* Converts a string representation of real number in form x.y or x,y into a number
This is required because AppleScript throws in error with " "7.0" as number "
in locales that use "," as the decimal separator, expecting "7,0"
Args:
strValue: string value to return
Returns:
number
*)
try
return strValue as number
on error
-- assume we're in a locale that uses , as decimal separator and try again
return replaceChars(strValue, ".", ",") as number
end try
end stringToNumber
stringToNumber("7.0") |
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It works! |
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Try v0.54.1 which I think should fix this problem. |
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One last thing :-) |
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I think what you really want is |
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Perfect! I was about to start writing my own function to extract the parent from the file path …. |
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The |
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Terrific! Was not obvious from the example nor the doc. That makes life easy :-) |
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Try v0.54.1 which I think should fix this problem.