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It would be nice if, instead of having to store intermediate search results, or process images in a shell loop, we could tell ivy "do the search, and then apply any other commands to each item in the search results instead of displaying them, as if each in-turn were the image path argument.
Because this is similar to in behavior to the UNIX tool find (1), this issue proposes the mnemonic option -f.
Examples
# find all images tagged "maui" and also tag them "beach"
ivy -fe -a maui -A beach
# locate pictures of animals and move them to a new directory
ivy -f -o dog,cat,naked-mole-rat -M /home/foo/pikshuhs/aminals/
Further thought should be given as to the exact command line syntax. Does order matter? Are there any other special cases that take multiple input files?
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Thinking about this some more, do we even need the -f switch? If you get one more more query options instead of a path, could just iterate any modification commands over the result list.
It would be nice if, instead of having to store intermediate search results, or process images in a shell loop, we could tell ivy "do the search, and then apply any other commands to each item in the search results instead of displaying them, as if each in-turn were the image path argument.
Because this is similar to in behavior to the UNIX tool
find (1)
, this issue proposes the mnemonic option-f
.Examples
Further thought should be given as to the exact command line syntax. Does order matter? Are there any other special cases that take multiple input files?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: