The option of storing exported materials to the parent folder is IMO a
very useful addition to the current file handling system. Thank you William.
David
On 10/19/2016 11:13 AM, William Ferguson wrote:
I created contrib/export2collection.lua that adds a new exporter, file
to collection. The
What I understand is that dt is used to work on an image: You have the
original image, raw or jpeg, and want to process it somehow. After you
finish your work, you export it, generating the final image. So, its final.
You can you any image viewer to see the result. I use the Gnome Image
Viewer to
I created contrib/export2collection.lua that adds a new exporter, file to
collection. The selected images are exported, then imported back into the
collection and grouped with the original images. All tags, except the
darktable ones, are copied over as well as any ratings. The pull request
has b
On Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 12:05 PM, Javier wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've noted that when I exported a photo the exported file exists on the
> directory but it cannot be seen in DT (you have to reload the entire folder
> to see it).
There is no reload. It's called re-import.
Feel free to google the differenc
Hi,
I've noted that when I exported a photo the exported file exists on the
directory but it cannot be seen in DT (you have to reload the entire folder
to see it).
I commented this behaviour in the mailing list and I was told that this is
the way DT deals with exported photos. I don`t know the re
