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I have a folder containing files of the format file(0).jpg to file(100).jpg
I can't directly use convert to generate a pdf here because the order ends up being 0,1,100,2,20,21,...
echo *.jpg(n) gives the correct order of files.
how do I pipe this into convert?
I have tried echo *.jpg(n) | convert - out.pdf
zsh pipe imagemagick
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I have a folder containing files of the format file(0).jpg to file(100).jpg
I can't directly use convert to generate a pdf here because the order ends up being 0,1,100,2,20,21,...
echo *.jpg(n) gives the correct order of files.
how do I pipe this into convert?
I have tried echo *.jpg(n) | convert - out.pdf
zsh pipe imagemagick
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I have a folder containing files of the format file(0).jpg to file(100).jpg
I can't directly use convert to generate a pdf here because the order ends up being 0,1,100,2,20,21,...
echo *.jpg(n) gives the correct order of files.
how do I pipe this into convert?
I have tried echo *.jpg(n) | convert - out.pdf
zsh pipe imagemagick
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I have a folder containing files of the format file(0).jpg to file(100).jpg
I can't directly use convert to generate a pdf here because the order ends up being 0,1,100,2,20,21,...
echo *.jpg(n) gives the correct order of files.
how do I pipe this into convert?
I have tried echo *.jpg(n) | convert - out.pdf
zsh pipe imagemagick
zsh pipe imagemagick
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If the command that you'd like to execute is
convert 'file(0).jpg' 'file(1).jpg' ...etc... 'file(100).jpg' out.pdf
then either use your glob,
convert *.jpg(n) out.pdf
or a brace expansion
convert 'file('0..100').jpg' out.pdf
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If you have many files which will cause you to run into the command line limit of the OS, you should use convert's @ "filename reference" feature:
generate the list of files ... | convert @- out.pdf
On a shell which doesn't support *.jpg(n) globs like zsh does, you can generate the list of files in the right order with:
echo 'file('?').jpg' 'file('??').jpg' 'file('???').jpg' | convert @- out.pdf
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If the command that you'd like to execute is
convert 'file(0).jpg' 'file(1).jpg' ...etc... 'file(100).jpg' out.pdf
then either use your glob,
convert *.jpg(n) out.pdf
or a brace expansion
convert 'file('0..100').jpg' out.pdf
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If the command that you'd like to execute is
convert 'file(0).jpg' 'file(1).jpg' ...etc... 'file(100).jpg' out.pdf
then either use your glob,
convert *.jpg(n) out.pdf
or a brace expansion
convert 'file('0..100').jpg' out.pdf
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If the command that you'd like to execute is
convert 'file(0).jpg' 'file(1).jpg' ...etc... 'file(100).jpg' out.pdf
then either use your glob,
convert *.jpg(n) out.pdf
or a brace expansion
convert 'file('0..100').jpg' out.pdf
answered 8 hours ago
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If the command that you'd like to execute is
convert 'file(0).jpg' 'file(1).jpg' ...etc... 'file(100).jpg' out.pdf
then either use your glob,
convert *.jpg(n) out.pdf
or a brace expansion
convert 'file('0..100').jpg' out.pdf
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If you have many files which will cause you to run into the command line limit of the OS, you should use convert's @ "filename reference" feature:
generate the list of files ... | convert @- out.pdf
On a shell which doesn't support *.jpg(n) globs like zsh does, you can generate the list of files in the right order with:
echo 'file('?').jpg' 'file('??').jpg' 'file('???').jpg' | convert @- out.pdf
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If you have many files which will cause you to run into the command line limit of the OS, you should use convert's @ "filename reference" feature:
generate the list of files ... | convert @- out.pdf
On a shell which doesn't support *.jpg(n) globs like zsh does, you can generate the list of files in the right order with:
echo 'file('?').jpg' 'file('??').jpg' 'file('???').jpg' | convert @- out.pdf
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If you have many files which will cause you to run into the command line limit of the OS, you should use convert's @ "filename reference" feature:
generate the list of files ... | convert @- out.pdf
On a shell which doesn't support *.jpg(n) globs like zsh does, you can generate the list of files in the right order with:
echo 'file('?').jpg' 'file('??').jpg' 'file('???').jpg' | convert @- out.pdf
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If you have many files which will cause you to run into the command line limit of the OS, you should use convert's @ "filename reference" feature:
generate the list of files ... | convert @- out.pdf
On a shell which doesn't support *.jpg(n) globs like zsh does, you can generate the list of files in the right order with:
echo 'file('?').jpg' 'file('??').jpg' 'file('???').jpg' | convert @- out.pdf
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