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    全般的な説明

    Image::Kimdaba is a Perl module available on CPAN for parsing the KPhotoAlbum database

    インストール

    Here we will assume that you want to install the module as a user, say in $HOME/local;

    $ mkdir -p ~/local/bin
    $ perl -MCPAN -e shell

    Answer a bunch of question the first time. At some point, you have to enter:

    PREFIX=~/local

    Then, in the CPAN shell, type

    > install Image::Kimdaba

    You need to modify two environment variables (change the version number accordingly):

    export PERL5LIB=~/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.3:~/local/lib/perl5/5.8.3
    export PATH="$HOME/local/bin:$PATH"

    If everything is OK, it's now time to test if it works. Launch KPhotoAlbum's demo (in the Help menu) and run:

    $ kim_example.pl  /tmp/kphotoalbum-demo-$USER


    アップグレード

    Thanks to the CPAN infrastructure, you only need to type:

    $ perl -MCPAN -e 'install Image::Kimdaba'

    Debian でのインストール

    On Debian it's possible to automagically install Image::Kimdaba . Install first dh-make-perl, and then (as root) :

    # dh-make-perl  --build --install --cpan Image::Kimdaba

    Scripts coming with Image::Kimdaba

    Note

    The README file on CPAN may be more up to date.


    Here we describe scripts already made that you may find useful.

    Synchronize comments between KPhotoAlbum and digiKam

    The first time, do:

    $ ./kim_2_digikam <rootfolder>

    which will create the digikam.db database used by digiKam (>= 0.7 and < 0.8 )

    Launch KPhotoAlbum, do some changes, relaunch the script

    $ ./kim_2_digikam <rootfolder>

    which will update the digikam.db database (you have to restart digiKam to see the changes, though).

    Add some categories in digiKam to some pictures and relaunch the script

    $ ./kim_2_digikam <rootfolder>

    Then you can import the modifications you made with digiKam by doing in KPhotoAlbum: File -> Import: /tmp/digikam_export.kim

    The good thing with synchronizing with digikam.db is that you can then use the digikamtags:/ KIOSlave to browse by Persons or Keywords or Locations in every KDE app. (And add a tab "KPhotoAlbum" -> url=digikamtags:/ in Konqueror sidebar for example).

    JAlbum ギャラリー エクスポート

    If you really like the many beautiful ways that JAlbum will let you display the images, but you are not willing to abandon KPhotoAlbum, use this script to duct tape your KPhotoAlbum's comments to JAlbum.

    • Download kim_jalbum.pl from here , and do:
    $ ./kim_jalbum.pl <rootfolder>

    Then download JAlbum and install it (Java required). You need to do some setup first:

    • Tab main:
    Image directory: KPhotoAlbum's root folder
    Output directory: Your album folder
    • Tab advanced:
    Ignore pattern: \..*|ThumbNails|CategoryImages|index.xml
    • Menu File -> Save as default

    JAlbum only allows you to make a gallery from one folder (and its subfolders) while KPhotoAlbum does not have this restriction. Here is a solution:

    KPhotoAlbum で

    • Eventually delete the "jalbum" keyword to restart from scratch.
    • Set the "jalbum" keyword for each pictures you want to export.
    • Save your changes

    Konsole で

    Create a directory with symlinks to your tagged pictures :

    $ kim_jalbum.pl ~/Images --exportdir ~/Syms/patou/

    That's it, now use ~/Syms/patou/ as Image Directory

    Auto-assign categoryimages

    In KPhotoAlbum's browser, you can see the list of the persons on your pictures by name, or by icons. In the viewer, you can assign an icon for a person of the pictures by Right click -> Show category editor, but it's a bit long if you have 500 persons. So this script will choose it for you.

    $ mkdir -p <rootfolder>/CategoryImages
    $ ./kim_category_images  <rootfolder>

    It's faster than to set the 500 pictures by hand, isn't it? You can still use the category editor to choose a better picture for this person or that keyword, the script will not overwrite it.

    Really rotate your pictures

    In KPhotoAlbum, you can rotate pictures, but the pictures will not be really rotated, the rotation will only be stored in the index.xml database. To improve interoperability with other software, it's useful to really rotate. Quit KPhotoAlbum and use this script (you need the jpegtran tool)

    $ ./kim_rotate.pl <ルートフォルダー>


    Export a hierarchy of symbolic links

    (This is a bit proof-of-concept for Kimdaba.pm, but could be useful when using non kde apps (see kim_2_digikam ))

    Edit the first line of the script, then

    $ ./kim_2_filesystem <rootfolder>

    自分で書く

    If you need to export your comments in another format, or you want to do some fun thing not available with Kimdaba and you know a bit of Perl, you can Write your own extension , it's very easy.

    If you feel the need, you can share your script with other people by editing this page and sending an email to the KPhotoAlbum mailing-list.