+6Hi
I cant seem to find a way to test files on filesize.
It's not a format attribute or something you can import with the files...
You can do it with python probably, but I'm not a programmer.
(I tried and failed :) )
All I want is:
TESTER
filesize > 1 183 000 bytes
Best answer by oscard
You need to use the Reader "Directory and File Pathnames". One of the properties that is returned is the file size.
+21You need to use the Reader "Directory and File Pathnames". One of the properties that is returned is the file size.
+6You need to use the Reader "Directory and File Pathnames". One of the properties that is returned is the file size.
so I need to replace my "Tiff" reader with the "Directory and File Pathnames" reader?
+21so I need to replace my "Tiff" reader with the "Directory and File Pathnames" reader?
Yes. Configute that new Reader to read .TIFF files. Then use a filter to keep only the ones that have the size you want.
The result of that Tester could go to a FeatureReader to properly read the TIFF and do whatever you need with it.
+6Yes. Configute that new Reader to read .TIFF files. Then use a filter to keep only the ones that have the size you want.
The result of that Tester could go to a FeatureReader to properly read the TIFF and do whatever you need with it.
Do you know how I can select the smallest value?
I can sort them from small to big, but then I don't know how to acces the first value (the smallest) to make an attribute from it.
+21Do you know how I can select the smallest value?
I can sort them from small to big, but then I don't know how to acces the first value (the smallest) to make an attribute from it.
With a Sampler you can pick only the first one
+6With a Sampler you can pick only the first one
Yes thx, also statistics calculator can help with my problem, I learned.
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