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[FEATURE REQUEST] Expanding numbering feature #93

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the-liquid-metal opened this issue Oct 22, 2024 · 0 comments
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[FEATURE REQUEST] Expanding numbering feature #93

the-liquid-metal opened this issue Oct 22, 2024 · 0 comments

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the-liquid-metal commented Oct 22, 2024

  1. It seems that Add Number is the same as $(N:3:4:5). Unfortunately there is no equivalent for $(K:3:4:5).
    Suggestion: add Apply to field, with options: Global and Each folder.

  2. The Fill with zero feature feels very clunky, and not everyone needs zeros. What if someone need # or _ for padding.
    Suggestion: add Fill with char field, and rename Fill with zero to Padding Length.

  3. There are left padding and right padding.
    Suggestion: add Padding side field with options: Left and Right.

  4. There are cases where people want to group files in a folder. We can utilize numbering for this one.
    Suppose that i want each groups has maximum 6 files. All i have to do is counting from 1 to 6 and than restart counting. This is exactly the same as numbering with base 6. Followed by additional text replacement, I get files with groupname in its name.
    Suggestion: add base number field. If user types value greater than 10 then alphabet chars are also used.

  5. The only 2 options in Place to put number field makes numbering feels very clunky.
    Suggestion:

    • Add Exact Position option to Place to put number field
    • Add Position field with number type. This field only enabled if Exact Position is selected.
  6. At the moment, szyszka only support ascending numbering.
    Suggestion: add Direction field, with options: Ascending and Descending.

  7. Add Number will surpass $(N) and $(K) functionallities, and more descriptive, $(N) and $(K) can be removed. Or you can keep it if you still like it.

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