Nautilus script

[Arnab Chakraborty]

Hi,

   I have just started with TMSU, and am loving it. I created a little Nautilus BASH script to tag files easily. It is still quite ugly. But just in case someone might find it useful, here is the code:

 val=`zenity --entry`
notify-send "Applying tag '$val'"
lst=$NAUTILUS_SCRIPT_SELECTED_FILE_PATHS
echo $lst > /tmp/tmp.txt
fl=`sed -f /path/to/tag.sed < /tmp/tmp.txt`
cm="/path/to/tmsu tag --tags $val $fl"
eval $cm

This script takes care of spaces in file names. It uses a sed script for this (called tag.sed above).:

 s| /home|" "/home|g
s|^|"|
s|$|"|

Here "/home" is the start of every absolute file path in my system.

The script is pretty crude. So use it with care!

Best.

Arnab.

[Paul Ruane]

Hi, glad you're enjoying TMSU.

Thanks for creating the script. Unfortunately I can't offer any feedback as I don'use Nautilus, but I'm sure some others could get back to you.

Paul

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