The following section briefly introduces the rules that are applied when renaming image files (and associated configuration entries).
IMG_NAME_REPLACE_UNDERSCORE=1
IMG_NAME_NO_NUMBER_SUFFIX=1
IMG_NAME_NO_ALPHA_PREFIX=1
IMAGE_NAME
);IMAGE_NAME
entry into
an image file name, i.e. a two letter prefix is kept for the file name.IMG_NAME_REPLACE_DASH=0
IMG_NAME_BLANK_BEFORE_CAPS=1
One additional rule that is always applied affects HTML-Entities, which are
permissive in IMAGE_NAME
entries. They are replaced by the first
letter following the ampersand ("&") character.
Let's look at some examples. They will show more clearly how to apply the
different renaming configuration entries.
It is assumed that images have been scanned using the command:
-scan -rename -ext -prefix
The rename configuration entry values are applied as described above.
The table describes:
Original file name | after "-scan" | IMAGE_NAME | IMAGE_NAME changed into | file name after "-rename" |
---|---|---|---|---|
DSCN4325.JPG | aa_DSCN4325.jpg | DSCN 4325 | Großer Vogel | aa_GroserVogel.jpg |
MyFirstIMage.jpg | ab_MyFirstImage.jpg | My First Image | My first Image | ab_My_firstImage.jpg |
Image1.jpg | ac_Image1.jpg | Image 1 | My second Image 1 | ac_My_secondImage1.jpg |