Format in output template #7292
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New option adds a specifier for the output file format. The "%e" specifier is replaced with the output file format. For example, "converted_%e" will be replaced with "converted_jpg" if the output format is jpg. An argument was added to the calcAutoFilenameBase function to allow the format to be passed in. Changes to be committed: modified: rtgui/batchqueue.cc modified: rtgui/batchqueue.h
support of the addition of a formatting specifier for the output file format Changes to be committed: modified: rtgui/batchqueue.cc
Added in an example and a description of the "%e" format specifier which puts the file name extension in the output path Changes to be committed: modified: rtdata/languages/default modified: rtgui/batchqueuepanel.cc
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I added in a "%e" format specifier for the batch queue output location template.
I also updated the help panel for the batch queue output location to document the added specifier.
Now, for example, an output location of "%p1/converted_%e/%f" will include the file extension (output format) in the folder path for the output image. So, the folder path will contain "converted_jpg" or "converted_png", etc., depending on the output file extension.
Resolves #7196