foto
(Syv)
September 5, 2020, 1:00am
1
DT 3.2.1 on Manjaro
I have one image and 8 different duplicates from the original.
To know what is what, I added to the lighttable:
$(FILE_NAME).$(FILE_EXTENSION) • v:$(VERSION)
v:0 should be the original then v:1, then…
But when I move the cursor to the top right (the circle with the 4 dots) of the original image (I think), it shows v1 but the v:$(version) shows v:0.
When I move the cursor to the top right of the duplicate it shows: “(leader) current” but v:$(version) returns v:1
Which is the original?
Which is the duplicate?
Thanks
rvietor
September 5, 2020, 5:48am
2
In general, “current” as version indicates it’s the latest version, the one that’s actively worked on.
In that case, you have the original as v1 and v:0 (“normal” usage where you start from 1 vs “geek” usage, C(++) starts counting at zero) and the latest working copy as current and v:1
foto
(Syv)
September 5, 2020, 2:33pm
3
Ok I get it, then there’s a bug in the grouping, Created 3 duplicate + original :
Original: says: 4 grouped images
Duplicate 1 says: 2 grouped images
Duplicate 2 says: 3 grouped images
Duplicate 3 says: 4 grouped images
As long as $(version) works, I’m ok to identify what’s what.
Thanks