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First of all, thanx for this great software! Simple and efficient!
This is not really an issue: I'd like to know if an argument could be passed to the image-info script, so that it could be invoked by different keys, and it would then be used to display different things.
For example, if we could pass which key has been pressed on (or any other parameter) to invoke image-info, it would be possible to hit t to display the image title, e to display the exif informations, etc.
The script itself could then look like this:
case "$4" in
"t") echo "$filename" ;;
"e") echo "Exif datas: etc." ;;
esac
Is it already possible? Or would anyone have an idea to implement it somehow? (I'm not an expert programmer, so I've just been able to edit config.h so that it suits my own needs). Thanx in advance for any help!
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Hello!
First of all, thanx for this great software! Simple and efficient!
This is not really an issue: I'd like to know if an argument could be passed to the
image-info
script, so that it could be invoked by different keys, and it would then be used to display different things.For example, if we could pass which key has been pressed on (or any other parameter) to invoke
image-info
, it would be possible to hitt
to display the image title,e
to display the exif informations, etc.The script itself could then look like this:
Is it already possible? Or would anyone have an idea to implement it somehow? (I'm not an expert programmer, so I've just been able to edit
config.h
so that it suits my own needs). Thanx in advance for any help!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: