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How can I loop through subfolders in a folder?
I would like to have a macro to:
1) Loop through the sub_folders of a main folder
2) Open the frames in the sub_folder in a sequence
2) Stitch the frames
3) Save the tiled Image in Main_Folder, Use the sub_Folder name for the image name
4) Close the tiled image and sequence
5) Go to the next sub_folder
The structure of my files are like this:
Main_Folder ->
...SubFolder1->
......Frame1.jpg
......Frame2.jpg
......Frame3.jpg
.
.
.
......Frame143.jpg
...SubFolder2->
......Frame1.jpg
......Frame2.jpg
......Frame3.jpg
.
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.
......Frame143.jpg
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OptionsHi amirafshar,
It should be possible in IP 10 as well. First try to figure out your workflow, how you can do it manually (e.g. Load All files from a folder (as a sequence), add them to the Tiling view, set tiling parameters, Create Image, Save...).
If that can work repeatedly, you can activate macro recording, do all these steps and check the code.
If the tiling of every folder will require different parameters, depending on the context of the folder, then you may need to customize the code to make it flexible.
You can check our Media Library for tutorials or download free apps from our App Center to use them as examples.
Yuri
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OptionsHi Yuri,Thank you for the reply. I did as you mentioned and then added a few lines to customize the code:
Dim RootPath As String Dim oFSO As Object Dim Folder As Object Dim SubFolders As Object Dim SubFolder As Object Dim FolderName As String RootPath = "RootPath\" oFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Folder = oFSO.GetFolder(RootPath) SubFolders = Folder.subfolders MsgBox "There are " + (SubFolders.Count) + " folders to be processed" For Each SubFolder In folder.subfolders FolderName = SubFolder.Namecode generated by recording the macro(Replacing the "RootPath\FolderName\files.jpg with RootPath + FolderName + "\frames.jpg")Next SubFolder oFSO = Nothing Folder = Nothing SubFolder = Nothing
This solved my problem.Amir0
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Yes, your macro looks good!
Yuri