Henry Hartley wrote: > I would like a script that would take a directory full of images (JPG) and > make a scribus document with four square images frames per page (or possibly > 12). Each image frame would get one image, obviously and the image would need > to be scaled to fit in the longer dimension and rotated based on their EXIF > data. Finally, I'd like a text frame to be placed beneath each image with the > image's file. I guess page numbers would be nice and perhaps a common header > or footer but that's about it. > > First, has anyone written such a script? If not, is there anything similar > that I can take and modify? Python isn't really my thing although I can > stumble through if I have something to start with. > Here is a script I wrote:
http://wiki.scribus.net/index.php/Automatic_import_of_images:_Versions_not_requiring_Tkinter Actually 2, one for A4 paper, one for US Letter. There are also variations on number of images per page. This loads all of the images from a directory as written. I think it is simple enough that you can see how to adjust size and number of frames. Also, there are built-in text frames. Scaling here is to a particular size frame. Other schemes are feasible. Greg
