Hi,

I am working on the organisation of images that are more or less randomly 
distributed over my file system in the moment. What I want is to create a 
tiddlywiki (node) that allows tagging and linking the images that will be 
placed in a central directory. So far I've written a script that hard 
copies the images automatically to the directory in the tiddlywiki and 
creates tiddlers out of the exif metadata and other arguments that add to 
the tagging. I access the images with the ximg 
<http://www.richshumaker.com/tw5/tw-photo.html#External%20Image%20Path> 
macro of Tobias Beer that points to a local server.  Up to now I have 
encountered two problems that are both related to the question if and how 
it may be possible to run bash or python scripts in the node version of 
tiddlywiki:

   1. There is no automated previewing for RAW, NEF, CR2 and other raw file 
   formats. So now I extract the preview jpgs and store them separately. The 
   tiddler preview then actually points to these. This is however pretty 
   vulnerable when any changes take place. And I certainly could make better 
   use of the data volume... 
   I imagined that I could extract the preview jpgs dynamically when being 
   able to run a bash script. The deletion of the created previews doesn't 
   have to take place inside tiddlywiki, would be nice though.
   2. To normalize importing and deleting processes of images, i.e. copying 
   them to the image directory and creating their tiddlers as well as deleting 
   tiddler and image simultaniously, I'd like to be able to run the script I 
   mentioned above inside tiddlywiki by defining the necessary arguments and 
   clicking for example a button. 
   
Thanks for any replies,

Jim

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