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Thanks for the great package. It works great. However, sometimes I read sequence in a folder numbered not from 0, but some arbitrary number and in some arbitrary name form, e.g. _cam_N_M.png where both N and M are integers, typically N = 1..10 and M = some range of integers, but not starting from 0. There are two things that I'm not sure about:
a) how are the sequences are sorted, i.e. is it first by the value of N and then by M ?
b) it would be quite easy to figure out if the frames would carry a metadata with a filename.
Thanks in advance for this extension
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Thanks. I'm surprised that ImageSequence doesn't expose the filenames more publicly; PIMS already has the infrastructure to do that (via propagate_attrs) in a way that follows slicing of sequences. I'm going to reopen this because it seems like a pretty good feature request!
Thanks for the great package. It works great. However, sometimes I read sequence in a folder numbered not from 0, but some arbitrary number and in some arbitrary name form, e.g.
_cam_N_M.png
where bothN
andM
are integers, typically N = 1..10 and M = some range of integers, but not starting from 0. There are two things that I'm not sure about:a) how are the sequences are sorted, i.e. is it first by the value of
N
and then byM
?b) it would be quite easy to figure out if the frames would carry a metadata with a filename.
Thanks in advance for this extension
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: