[GH-ISSUE #151] How to copy short parrent folder path and long name ? #150

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Originally created by @Baltazar500 on GitHub (Oct 2, 2021).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/clechasseur/pathcopycopy/issues/151

Originally assigned to: @clechasseur on GitHub.

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How to copy short parrent folder path and long name ? I did not find such a template, and I could not combine the short parrent folder path and long name :(

Originally created by @Baltazar500 on GitHub (Oct 2, 2021). Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/clechasseur/pathcopycopy/issues/151 Originally assigned to: @clechasseur on GitHub. Hi. How to copy short parrent folder path and long name ? I did not find such a template, and I could not combine the short parrent folder path and long name :(

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@clechasseur commented on GitHub (Oct 3, 2021):

There is no default way of getting this. It's possible to build a custom command to get it, but it's non-trivial. Here's one that should work:

ShortPathButLongName.zip

Unzip the file and then import the resulting .eccv3 file using Path Copy Copy's Settings application and you're good to go.

@clechasseur commented on GitHub (Oct 3, 2021): There is no default way of getting this. It's possible to build a custom command to get it, but it's non-trivial. Here's one that should work: [ShortPathButLongName.zip](https://github.com/clechasseur/pathcopycopy/files/7272447/ShortPathButLongName.zip) Unzip the file and then import the resulting .eccv3 file using Path Copy Copy's Settings application and you're good to go.

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@Baltazar500 commented on GitHub (Oct 4, 2021):

There is no default way of getting this. It's possible to build a custom command to get it, but it's non-trivial. Here's one that should work:

Yes, this is a crazy solution to this problem.

Unzip the file and then import the resulting .eccv3 file using Path Copy Copy's Settings application and you're good to go.

Thanks, it worked

@Baltazar500 commented on GitHub (Oct 4, 2021): >There is no default way of getting this. It's possible to build a custom command to get it, but it's non-trivial. Here's one that should work: Yes, this is a crazy solution to this problem. >Unzip the file and then import the resulting .eccv3 file using Path Copy Copy's Settings application and you're good to go. Thanks, it worked