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  1. notalentgeek revised this gist Dec 25, 2016. 1 changed file with 3 additions and 2 deletions.
    5 changes: 3 additions & 2 deletions see_fm_arrange_numbering.py
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    @@ -282,7 +282,7 @@ def GetFileNumberFileName(_mainName, _fileName):

    # Remove the main name from the file name.
    fileNumber = _fileName.replace(_mainName + "-", "")
    fileNumber = fileNumber.split("-")[0]
    fileNumber = fileNumber.split("-")[0].split(".")[0]
    fileNumber = int(fileNumber)

    return fileNumber
    @@ -306,14 +306,15 @@ def GetFileNumberIndex( _mainName,
    # will be processed outside of this function.
    getNumber = _startDirArrayWithoutFolders[
    _index].replace(_mainName + "-", "").split(
    "-")[0]
    "-")[0].split(".")[0]

    #print(_startDirArrayWithoutFolders[_index])
    #print(_mainName)
    #print(getNumber)

    # Currently the number will be in string.
    # Hence, cast it into integer!
    #print(getNumber)
    getNumber = int(getNumber)

    return getNumber
  2. notalentgeek created this gist Dec 25, 2016.
    322 changes: 322 additions & 0 deletions see_fm_arrange_numbering.py
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    # Python script to arrange files numbering in my personal see folder.
    from tzlocal import get_localzone
    import datetime as dt
    import os
    import shutil
    import sys

    def ArrangeFilesNumbering(_startDir):

    # Get the list of files and folders in
    # the starting directory.
    startDirList = os.listdir(_startDir)
    #print(startDirList)

    # Create backup.
    backupDir = CreateBackupInDir(_startDir)

    # This variable below is used to
    # store all files in the starting
    # directory without any directories/
    # folders.
    startDirLstWithoutFolders = []

    # Get the one upper directory because it
    # is serve as the main name of these files.
    getMainName = _startDir.split("/")
    # The one upper name would be the last index
    # from the above _startdir.split("/").
    getMainName = getMainName[len(
    getMainName) - 1]

    # Put all files (without folder)
    # into the startDirLstWithoutFolders.
    for fileOrFolder in startDirList:

    # Get the absolute path of the
    # fileOrFolder.
    absPathToFileOrFolder = os.path.join(
    _startDir, fileOrFolder)
    #print(absPathToFileOrFolder)

    # If file or folder is not a directory
    # then put it into the
    # startDirLstWithoutFolders list.
    if not os.path.isdir(
    absPathToFileOrFolder):
    startDirLstWithoutFolders.append(
    fileOrFolder)

    print(len(startDirLstWithoutFolders))

    # Copy into the backup folder.
    backupCounter = 1
    for files in startDirLstWithoutFolders:

    # Absolute path into the file.
    absPathToFileIWantToBackup = os.path.join(_startDir, files)
    # Absolute path into the backup file.
    absPathToFileIHaveBackup = os.path.join(backupDir, files)
    #print(absPathToFileIHaveBackup)

    # Backup it!
    shutil.copy2(absPathToFileIWantToBackup,
    absPathToFileIHaveBackup)

    print("backup count: " +
    str(backupCounter) + "/" +
    str(len(startDirLstWithoutFolders)))

    backupCounter = backupCounter + 1

    # Iterate through all files. I am using while
    # loop here so that I can control the indexing.
    fileIndex = 0
    while fileIndex < len(
    startDirLstWithoutFolders):

    # Get the current file numbering.
    getCurrentFileNumber = GetFileNumberIndex(
    getMainName,
    startDirLstWithoutFolders,
    fileIndex)

    getPreviousFileNumber = None
    # Get the previous file numbering if
    # the fileIndex is not 0.
    if fileIndex > 0:
    getPreviousFileNumber = (
    GetFileNumberIndex(getMainName,
    startDirLstWithoutFolders,
    (fileIndex - 1)))

    # Compare the current file numbering
    # and the previous index file
    # numbering. This is why the file
    # numbering needs to be converted into
    # integer.
    if not getPreviousFileNumber == None:

    if getCurrentFileNumber > getPreviousFileNumber:
    print(str(getCurrentFileNumber) +
    ">" + str(getPreviousFileNumber))
    pass
    if getCurrentFileNumber < getPreviousFileNumber:
    print(str(getCurrentFileNumber) +
    "<" + str(getPreviousFileNumber))
    pass

    # Keep looping and moving back to
    # index if the previous file numbering
    # is bigger than the current file
    # numbering. Do not forget to reduce
    # the current index for every swap.
    while (getCurrentFileNumber <
    getPreviousFileNumber):

    # If the current file number
    # is smaller then the previous
    # index file number then we need
    # to keep swapping back until
    # the current file number is
    # bigger than its previous
    # index file number. These
    # codes below is to swapping
    # elements in a list.
    (startDirLstWithoutFolders[
    fileIndex],
    startDirLstWithoutFolders[
    fileIndex - 1]) = (
    startDirLstWithoutFolders[
    fileIndex - 1],
    startDirLstWithoutFolders[
    fileIndex])

    # If an element swapped one back
    # then reduce the fileIndex.
    fileIndex = fileIndex - 1
    # Get back the current file
    # number and the previous
    # index file number.
    #
    # Get the current file numbering.
    getCurrentFileNumber = (
    GetFileNumberIndex(
    getMainName,
    startDirLstWithoutFolders,
    fileIndex))
    # Previous index file numbering.
    if fileIndex > 0:
    getPreviousFileNumber = (
    GetFileNumberIndex(getMainName,
    startDirLstWithoutFolders,
    (fileIndex - 1)))
    else: getPreviousFileNumber = None

    fileIndex = fileIndex + 1

    # Now the files is sorted accordingly in
    # startDirLstWithoutFolder array.
    for sortedFile in startDirLstWithoutFolders:

    #print(sortedFile)

    # Get the absolute path!
    absPathToSortedFile = os.path.join(
    _startDir, sortedFile)
    #print(absPathToSortedFile)

    # I want to know the comparison
    # between the sortedFile and its index.
    #print(sortedFile + " " +
    # str(startDirLstWithoutFolders.index(sortedFile) + 1))

    # So what I need to know is to change
    # the file number into the index.
    currentFileNumber = GetFileNumberFileName(getMainName,
    sortedFile)
    #print(currentFileNumber)
    # Add 1 because we start from 1 and not 0.
    supposedFileNumber = str(
    startDirLstWithoutFolders.index(sortedFile) + 1)
    #print(str(currentFileNumber) + " " + str(supposedFileNumber))

    # Before constructing new name I need to know
    # the main name and the specific name.
    forThisOperationMainName = sortedFile.split(str(currentFileNumber))[0]
    forThisOperationSpecificName = sortedFile.split(str(currentFileNumber))[1]
    theSupposedFileName = (forThisOperationMainName +
    str(supposedFileNumber) + forThisOperationSpecificName)

    #print("crnt file name: " + sortedFile)
    #print("spsd file name: " + theSupposedFileName)

    # Make the absolute path into theSupposedFileName.
    absPathToSupposedFile = os.path.join(_startDir, theSupposedFileName)
    #print(absPathToSupposedFile)

    # Finally rename it from ascending to prevent conflicting
    # file name.
    shutil.move(absPathToSortedFile, absPathToSupposedFile)

    # Function to create a backup folder in the
    # starting directory.
    def CreateBackupInDir(_dir):

    # Assign global reference into the
    # backup directory.
    global backupDir

    # Get the current date and time.
    crntDT = GetDateTime()
    year = crntDT[0]
    month = crntDT[1]
    day = crntDT[2]
    hour = crntDT[3]
    minu = crntDT[4]
    sec = crntDT[5]
    utc = crntDT[6]

    # Construct the date string.
    dateString = year + month + day

    # Construct the time string.
    timeString = hour + minu + sec

    # Construct the time zone string.
    if utc.split("/")[1] == "amsterdam":
    tZone = "gmt+2"

    # Construct the backup folder name.
    bckDirName = (
    dateString + "-" +
    timeString + "-" +
    tZone + "-" +
    "backup")

    # Assign the string of the absolute path
    # to the backup directory into backupDir
    # variable.
    backupDir = os.path.join(_dir, bckDirName)

    # Check if the backup folder is already exist
    # or not.
    if os.path.exists(backupDir): shutil.rmtree(backupDir)
    os.makedirs(backupDir)

    return backupDir

    def GetDateTime():

    # Set up the strings.
    # Date and time.
    dateTime = str(dt.datetime.utcnow()).split(".")[0]
    date = str(dateTime).split(" ")[0]
    time = str(dateTime).split(" ")[1]
    year = str(date).split("-")[0]
    month = str(date).split("-")[1]
    day = str(date).split("-")[2]
    hour = str(time).split(":")[0]
    minu = str(time).split(":")[1]
    sec = str(time).split(":")[2]
    # UTC time zone (without DST).
    utc = str(get_localzone()).lower()

    # Setup array for return.
    returnArray = [
    year,
    month,
    day,
    hour,
    minu,
    sec,
    utc
    ]

    return returnArray

    # Here is a similar function to GetFileNumberIndex.
    # But instead of using index I am going to use the
    # file string instead.
    def GetFileNumberFileName(_mainName, _fileName):

    # Remove the main name from the file name.
    fileNumber = _fileName.replace(_mainName + "-", "")
    fileNumber = fileNumber.split("-")[0]
    fileNumber = int(fileNumber)

    return fileNumber

    # Here is a function to find the file numbering.
    # The file numbering here is not the file index
    # but the number in the file name itself.
    def GetFileNumberIndex( _mainName,
    _startDirArrayWithoutFolders,
    _index):

    # Get the current file numbering.
    # Remove the main name. After the main
    # name is removed (replaces with "") then
    # the next characters before next "-" will
    # be the file numbering.
    #
    # PENDING - 1 - DONE: Would be good if the only
    # argument would be only the main name and
    # the file name. So no array, because array
    # will be processed outside of this function.
    getNumber = _startDirArrayWithoutFolders[
    _index].replace(_mainName + "-", "").split(
    "-")[0]

    #print(_startDirArrayWithoutFolders[_index])
    #print(_mainName)
    #print(getNumber)

    # Currently the number will be in string.
    # Hence, cast it into integer!
    getNumber = int(getNumber)

    return getNumber

    if __name__ == "__main__":
    ArrangeFilesNumbering(sys.argv[1])