File name of calibrared and registered

Software Siril
1

I use a script to stacking image and during the process Siril use a calibrated and registered file name like pp_file_NNN.fit. Is it possible to left the originale file name like this pp_.fit?

2

Siril works on sequence. Sequences need to match a string pattern: basename#, where # is the index of the sub.
So as long as you respect this naming convention you can update your script as you want.

3

Thank you for the good news. But I don’t know how to manage to left the originale name
here is the python code:

process_dir = r'F:\siril\workdir'
cmd.set16bits()
cmd.setext('fit')
cmd=Wrapper(app)    #2. its wrapper
app.Open()          #2. ...and finally Siril
cmd.cd(light_dir)
cmd.convert( 'light', out=process_dir)
cmd.cd( process_dir )
cmd.preprocess('light', dark=r'F:\zzzImage\master\bin2\fit\masterDark_BIN-2_EXPOSURE-120.00s.fit', 
               flat=r'F:\zzzImage\master\bin2\fit\masterFlat_BIN-2_FILTER-Lum_Mono.fit')
cmd.register('pp_light')

I use the convert command, but don’t find the way to manage the name

4

The first argument of convert is the output name. So instead of ‘light’, put the name you want.

5

This is not enough to me, I need to keep the original name of every files. An example of file name is ngc2043_20220125_203211_L_600s_1x1_-20.1_049rms.fit

6

So it does not follow the naming convention.

7

so I need a script that rename the file after the registering. Thank you

8

After the registration step, if you take the registered filenames, say r_pp_light_00001.fits, remove the prefix and follow the symlink, you’ll land back on your original filename. You can then rename them as per your preferences.

Cheers,

C.

9

I’m on Windows system and I haven’t the symlink, I have a copy of the original file. I don’t know if is a problem with my script

10

You can activate Windows developer mode (procedure described there: Siril - Whole image processing (pre-processed with scripts)) to get symlinks. You will spare time and space :wink:
(I’m on Windows too and an enthusiast user of pySiril)

C.

11

What a wonderful news!!! Thank you very much, I’ll try tomorrow after the night session end :slight_smile:
Not sure how to get the name from a symlink in Python, but I think it is a solved classic problem