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The modifications have been added to the last build (837) :
- Bug right click on value in the file list
- A new preference has been added to specify a format for dates displayed in the file list
(Preferences/Display/Date format in the file list)

I hope this will correspond to what you expected

Another option that should be present in the next build will be to hide the status bar offering a bit more space if needed

Hello,

Thanks for giving feedback about the GNU/Linux version ! (You're the first one).

The date/time format used by Siren in the file list is the system default one (strftime "%c").
Normally it should be the same as the one used by Nautilus under Gnome or the file explorer under Windows.
I thought it was consistent.
It seems possible to change the default but it is not that obvious.

The "column" bug should be corrected in the next build.

Regards

La derniere build (811) devrait corriger ce bug.

N'hésitez pas à me signaler tout problème.

Remi

In the last build (811), Ctrl+Shift+E has been added to the manual rename window and to the expression testbed dialog (all fields) .

Remi

En attendant que vous m'envoyiez les informations que je vous ai demandées dans mon post précédent et que je trouve une solution à ce problème, essayez cette expression :
%&At.%e

Le "&" est un nouveau modificateur qui convertit les séquences UTF-8 ascii en UTF8.
Il se peut qu'elle fonctionne dans votre cas.

Rémi

Hello,

I'll try to implement the %Rn{size,min,max} modifier.

Regards,

Remi

Hello,

There may be different solutions to this.
Replace 0 with 1 :
%T{%f}(%Rn{1}(s/^0$/1/)).*
Increment the random number by 1 :
%Rn{1}-%f;%T{%f[2]}(%N{1,1}).*

Quite complicated but maybe at the "height" of the problem 

%T{%fc} with return the nth line of the current evaluate file. n being the selection number of the file.
If you want the first line of the file you should use : %T1{%fc}

You're right. I've decided to max out the length to 50 and the default length of random strings is defined in the Preferences. By default it is 8.
I can easily change these in the next build if needed.

I imagine you meant "%Rn{n,m}". This feature would only be meaningful for numbers.
I thought the last syntax evolution was enough.
I'll have a look on this for the next build.
Maybe the syntax might be : %R{size,mix,max}"

Thanks for your feedback.

PS : It seems there may be a typo in the title of the thread (threat/thread)

Sorry, I missed your "Edit".
(thanks to Pierre for pointing out your post)

Speaking about testers giving feedbacks, there are few of them for the Windows version and none for the GNU/Linux one.
I didn't get any report about the metadata extraction and I'm sure there are bugs/problems there.
If you've got time to recruit interested people, it could help.

Thanks for your support

Comme le suggere Stefan, vous pouvez obtenir un resultat similaire sans changer l'expression mais en modifiant les preferences.
Dans "Preferences/Modifications/Remplacer les caracteres".
Ajoutez "\" dans "De" et "_" dans "A".

Cela evitera toute creation de sous-repertoires.

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As suggested by Stefan, you can get a similar result without changing the expression but by modifying the preferences.
In "Preferences/Modifications/Characters to replace".
Add "\" in "From" and "_" in "To".

This will prevent any subdirectory creation.

Bonjour,

Je pense avoir compris l'origine de votre probleme.
Il est du a la variable "%Xet" (temps d'exposition) qui
parfois contient un "/". Par exemple : "1/320s".

Vous avez peut-etre remarque que, sous Windows, "\" n'est pas le seul caractere autorise
comme separateur de nom de repertoire dans un "chemin". "/" fait aussi parfaitement
l'affaire.
Par exemple dans l'explorarateur de fichier, vous pouvez entrer sans probleme :
C:\Windows\System32
ou
C:/Windows/System32

Vous pouvez donc choisir "\" ou "/".
Les versions 2 et anterieures de Siren n'offraient pas cette liberte.
La 3.00 permet, sous Windows, d'utiliser indifferemment l'un ou l'autre.

Le "/" contenu dans la variable "%Xet" qui, sous Siren 2, etait vu comme un caractere invalide (et donc remplace par "_")
est vu par Siren 3 comme un separateur de repertoire. Cela provoque la la creation du sous repertoire sur votre machine.

La solution la plus simple est de modifier legerement l'expression que vous utilisez en y ajoutant un modificateur
qui va changer le "/" en "_".

Voici a quoi elle devrait ressembler maintenant :
%Xdt-photos.jfg.free.fr-%Xfl-%Xet("/","_")-%Xfn-iso%Xsr-5d2.%e

Notez que j'en ai aussi enleve la variable "%j" qui est inutile.

Remi

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This user is having troubles because the same expression doesn't give the same result under Siren 2 and 3.

Here it is :
%Xdt-%jphotos.jfg.free.fr-%Xfl-%Xet-%Xfn-iso%Xsr-5d2.%e

Here is my answer :

Hello,

I think I've understood the cause of your problem.
It is due to the variable "%Xet" (exposure time) which sometimes contains
a "/". For example : "1/320s".

You may have noticed that, under Windows, "\" is not the only character that can be used 
as directory name separator in a "path". "/" can perfectly do the trick too.
For example in the the file explorer, you can enter without problem :
C:\Windows\System32
or
C:/Windows/System32

So you can choose "\" or "/".
The versions 2 and prior of Siren didn't offer this freedom.
The 3.00 allows, under Windows, to use indifferently one or the other.

The "/" contained in the "%Xet" variable which, under Siren 2, was seen as an invalid character (and therefore replaced with "_")
is seen under Siren 3 as a directory separator. This generates the folder creation on your machine.

The simpliest solution is to slightly modify the expression you are using by adding to it a modifier which will 
change the "/" to "_".

Here is to what it should look like now:
%Xdt-photos.jfg.free.fr-%Xfl-%Xet("/","_")-%Xfn-iso%Xsr-5d2.%e

Remi

Hello,

The first version of the "Expression testbed" has been added in the last build (784).
I hope it corresponds to what you expected.

Remi