On 09/08/10 19:02, Fritz Schneider wrote:
Irfanview adds "_t" to the name portion: "P3236699_t.jpg". I am not clear on
what you mean by "processing." I was seeing this as a way to tell the plugin
how to transform a file name into a thumbnail name, so the thumbnail for
P3236699.jpg would be P3236699_t.jpg in the thumbs directory.
How urgent (for you) is this "always ignore thumbnails directories"
feature? I can't tell whether you've changed them all for now, or will
just turn a blind eye to the pointless hyperlinks until the next version
of the plugin.
I can create future thumbnail directories with the dot on the front, so
there is no urgency. Actually, it's a bit more time-consuming to remove the
"-t" so the thumbssfx enhancement would be welcome.
I have just uploaded a new version of the plugin jar (and
jspwiki.properties comments) which provides both these requested
features. You can now code either or both prefix and suffix for your
thumbnails (the built-in defaults are both empty strings). Also, your
"non-hidden" thumbnail subdirectories will now be automatically
concealed, so you will no longer see hyperlinks to create new wiki pages
for them.
By the way, I don't intend producing a way to hide "non hidden"
directories or files. I don't intend writing platform-specific code to
detect the windows hidden attribute, either.
That sounds fine to me. I see your recognition of the leading dot as
platform-specific code. :)
Well... what I mean is that I can detect a linux "hidden file" very
simply in java using filename.startsWith('.'). However, if I want to
code myFile.isHidden() to detect hidden files on any platform I would
have to write my own native method for windows. I'm not interested in that!
Let me know how you get on with the new version.
Brian
