A custom programming language to organize photos using EXIF data - built on Python
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Photorg Programming Language Created by Michael duPont (flyinactor91@gmail.com) v1.0.0 [5 012 2012] Python 2.7.3 - Unix Usage: ./photorg.py (file-name.ptg) (debug [False]/True) File call without filename and debug boolean launches user prompt Filename must have the .ptg extention Debug boolean turns debug on and overrides in-line changes. False by default Photo-specific functions support: .jpg .jpeg .png .gif .tiff Quick Photorg 1.0.0 Language Useage Guide (...) indicates text optional [...] indicates text required separate [folderName] [exifName:exifValue] ([exifName:exifValue]...) Runs through current directory and copies photos that match all the given criteria into a new folder in the current directory showexif [fileName] Lists all exif data for a photo listphotos Lists all photos in current directory setdir [this/folderPath] Set photo directory getdir Returns current photo directory for [varName] in [endNum/startNum..endNum] (by [skipNum]):[statement](;[statement]...) Structure of a for-loop Supports inner loops with one statement All other statements are considdered part of the outer loop + - * / ** % ( ) All basic math functions supported [varName] = [varValue] Assign a value to a variable delete [varName] Remove the variable and value type [varName] Check the type of a variable // (Text) Comment out a line print (Text and $var$) Output a line to the console println (number) Output (number) of empty lines debug [on/off] Turn the debugger on or off quit Exit the interactive prompt
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