- generates new folder with current date
- within that folder a translation table
- searches recursively for files with CZI extension
- copies these pictures into new folder and renames them with random names
- keeps track of these changes in the translation table
- generates new folder with current date
- within that folder a translation table
- searches recursively for files with CZI extension
- copies these pictures into new folder and renames them with md5-based names
- keeps track of these changes in the translation table
- generates new folder with current date
- within that folder log file
- searches recursively for files with CZI extension
- copies these pictures into new folder and renames them with filename + folder structure
- keeps track of these changes in the log file
goal: if files cant be associated anymore (e.g. table is lost), this helps to re-associate them via md5 sum
- Our main folder in which we have a. A number of folder with subfolders containing files in CZI b. The script “CZI_Randomize” c. The script “CZI_ReOrganizer”
- One folder within that main folder as result of “CZI_Randomizer” which contains random filenames which cant be associated anymore
- Temporarily move the folder with non-associable random files outside of your main folder
- Run the program “CZI_ReOrganizer” in the main folder (this generates a new folder with the date and a filename reflecting the folder structure)
- Create in the main folder a new folder called e.g. fixAssociation
- Copy the folder generated by CZI_ReOrganizer (with current date) into that folder
- Copy the folder with with non-associable random files (see point 1) into the “fixAssociation” folder
- Copy the “CZI_fixer” and “md5” in the “fixAssociation” folder & execute the CZI_fixer
- Import the generated csv file “associationTable.csv” into Excel
- Sort the table by column2 which is the md5 sum