Posted by
Herbie on
Feb 04, 2016; 10:32am
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Richie,
why didn't you follow my suggestions? It's really easy.
Here is a snippet that does the desired text-processing
(please watch for line breaks introduced by the mailer):
f_name = "image_D2016-02-02T10-30-23-653793Z_0.JPG";
f_name = substring( f_name, indexOf( f_name, "T" ), lengthOf( f_name )-4 );
print( f_name );
HTH
Herbie
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Am 04.02.16 um 08:57 schrieb richieclose:
> Thanks Herbie - you're probably right in that using imagej for text
> processing would not be ideal, but I am looking to minimise the
> number of tools/programming languages I have to learn!
>
> I was looking that the text-processing functions but not sure if they
> are suitable as the file length will vary and it turns out I'll need
> to remove the .jpg also. Would the split functional be more
> suitable? Also, are there any good examples of split being
> implementing in a macro?
>
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