Is there/will there be an option to find files with the same filename, but with a different extension?
For example:
I have some RAW photos in CR2 format that I had converted to a DNG format. Now I would like to find all CR2 files that have the same name as my DNG files and delete the CR2 copies. When I ran duplicate cleaner with filename option I only found copies with the same extension.
Same filename - different extension
Re: Same filename - different extension
Good idea - will look at implementing this thanks.
Re: Same filename - different extension
An alternative to be able to do this right away, is using a simple comparison based on directory listings of *.DNG and *.CR2.
You could cut off the extension and then check the differences between the two lists.
For listing the files, you can use the good old DIR command "dir *.DNG /a-d /s" or "dir *.DNG /b /s" in a (cmd) command prompt window.
I'm not sure if generating the list and cutting off the extension can be done by Text Crawler. Finding the files would be no problem, of course.
You could cut off the extension and then check the differences between the two lists.
For listing the files, you can use the good old DIR command "dir *.DNG /a-d /s" or "dir *.DNG /b /s" in a (cmd) command prompt window.
I'm not sure if generating the list and cutting off the extension can be done by Text Crawler. Finding the files would be no problem, of course.