Renamer $number: extension

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meteorquake
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Renamer $number: extension

Post by meteorquake »

I dare say it may have been suggested...
In the renamer, $number: needs a starting position as 1 isn't always wanted.
What may work is to have on the replacement box end menu a second one, $number,start,step,minlen: (min length pads with 0s) which it inserts and you replace the three words with your values, e.g. to $number,10,2,3: which would start at 10, proceed in steps of 2, padding numbers with 0 to make a min length of 3, with omitted/non-numeric parameters taken as 1.
Thanks!
David
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Re: Renamer $number: extension

Post by void »

Please try the <eval:...> preprocessor function:

<text:<eval:$number:*10>,000>


<eval:>
<text:>
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