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Programmer, musician, reader, learner, horse hoof trimmer wannabe.


Apr
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answered Automator - Conversion from image files to Files/Folders failed
Mar
30
reviewed No Action Needed Unexpected system crash upon sleep
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30
reviewed No Action Needed How to search by image from the iPad?
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30
awarded  Custodian
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30
reviewed No Action Needed Is there a way to get an Airport Extreme to coexist with a second router offering VPN?
Mar
30
reviewed No Action Needed Machine name set to new-host-X instead of the name set in Preferences
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awarded  Critic
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awarded  Custodian
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reviewed No Action Needed CrashReporter itself keeps crashing
Mar
29
comment Automator: How to replace a particular string with the filename?
OK, now the code uses a temporary file: this should work.
Mar
29
revised Automator: How to replace a particular string with the filename?
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comment Automator: How to replace a particular string with the filename?
And I changed the way to extract the filename to get only the base name.
Mar
29
revised Automator: How to replace a particular string with the filename?
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comment Automator: How to replace a particular string with the filename?
I've updated my answer: you have to add a > "$1", to redirect the filtered output on the input file.
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29
revised Automator: How to replace a particular string with the filename?
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comment Automator: How to replace a particular string with the filename?
Maybe you should ask another question, mentioning some more details about your problem.
Mar
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revised Automator: How to replace a particular string with the filename?
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revised Automator: How to replace a particular string with the filename?
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27
comment Automator: How to replace a particular string with the filename?
Yes, you are right. I didn't read the question carefully enough :) I'll update the answer.