Am Samstag, 18. Februar 2017, 08:42:13 CET schrieb Holger Klemm:
> Hallo August,
> you can use the utility sqlite3 to modifiy a sqlite database.
> Have a look at my database_statistics.lua script.
> http://www.multimedia4linux.de/images/darktable/plugins/
> database_statistics-2.1.tar
At least I f
Am Freitag, 17. Februar 2017, 22:06:34 CET schrieb August Schwerdfeger:
> In terms of the interface, this would not require full access to the SQL
> database -- only a way to take the existing set of collection rules from
> 'darktable.gui.libs.collect' and use them independently of the GUI,
> apply
Hallo August,
you can use the utility sqlite3 to modifiy a sqlite database.
Have a look at my database_statistics.lua script.
http://www.multimedia4linux.de/images/darktable/plugins/
database_statistics-2.1.tar
Holger
Am Freitag, 17. Februar 2017, 00:06:36 CET schrieb August Schwerdfeger:
> I am
In terms of the interface, this would not require full access to the SQL
database -- only a way to take the existing set of collection rules from
'darktable.gui.libs.collect' and use them independently of the GUI,
applying them instead to the table of images from 'darktable.database'. Is
this somet
Am Freitag, 17. Februar 2017, 00:06:36 CET schrieb August Schwerdfeger:
> I am trying to reimplement, using Darktable's Lua API, some parts of
> my workflow that I had previously jury-rigged using external Python
> scripts that modify the database directly.
>
> One of these tasks involves checking
I am trying to reimplement, using Darktable's Lua API, some parts of
my workflow that I had previously jury-rigged using external Python
scripts that modify the database directly.
One of these tasks involves checking that there is no image in the
database with a given title. In my previous impleme
