| Need to create some heuristic for automatically checking checkboxes based on whether | a target directory of the appropriate name already exists. | Perhaps better would be to scan the target directory if it exists and check whether any of | the files within that session already exist - if so, assume that these files have been | transferred and sorted, and some deleted. If none of the files in that session exist, | assume that photos for that date came from another card, so this one should be synced. Need the following features: / * Must be able to scan recursively the source directory and make a list of files, / including their timestamps. / * Must create directories in a specified target location for each date, and / copy the files created on that day to that directory. / * Need a binary copy routine / * Need some kind of progress callback. Already have a routine to count the images; / Need to increment a "current image" counter somewhere. Need to match the provided directory against "/org/freedesktop/Hal/" and if matching, use the hal querying commands to fetch the mount-point. This will obviate the need for a bootstrap script and allow camcardsync to be used directly with GNOME. (Gnome has since changed - nautilus now spawns a program to handle removable media and it seems your choice is now f-spot or nothing. :( ) Config database needed with the following options: * File extensions * Destination path * Default source path (over-ridden if provided on command line) UI: * Create some command line options - including --destination for output dir. * Must present a list of dates to the user, with a checkbox alongside each one * Must allow each datewise collection to be previewed. However, reading of thumbnails, etc. must not be triggered until they're requested - avoid unneccesary reads over USB 1.1 * Must allow the user to set file extensions to be matched. * Must allow destination directory to be set. How about alternative backends? Mtools? Gphoto?
