by cday (Posted Thu Apr 07, 2016 12:42 pm)
PowerShell has the same issue but this thread suggests ways to obtain natural sort order, if you can understand it... Image may be NSFW.
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With that code enabled you could probably just use NConvert with these inputs:
But NConvert run on Linux bash might be expected to use natural sort order (or at least provide an option to use it) so that could simplify things: you could install Cygwin and run bash using that, although it wouldn't be an ideal solution.
You may have heard that MicroSoft announced last week that native Linux bash would be incorporated into Windows 10 in the 'Anniversary Update' this summer, that could be a very significant development for running scripts in Windows... Image may be NSFW.
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RobertoG wrote:SURELY it can be done better than this, but i'm going after deadline day
PowerShell has the same issue but this thread suggests ways to obtain natural sort order, if you can understand it... Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
With that code enabled you could probably just use NConvert with these inputs:
- Code: Select all
... 100912594*.tif 100915388*.tif 100920148*.tif
But NConvert run on Linux bash might be expected to use natural sort order (or at least provide an option to use it) so that could simplify things: you could install Cygwin and run bash using that, although it wouldn't be an ideal solution.
You may have heard that MicroSoft announced last week that native Linux bash would be incorporated into Windows 10 in the 'Anniversary Update' this summer, that could be a very significant development for running scripts in Windows... Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
Read Main Topic
