Hi There,
i have workspace and trim transformer - Post/processe/Radarsat2/20240313 for example, it should leave 20240313 name of the file, but it remove 2 at the begining, 0240313 remains as file name. How to keep that “2” at the beginning?
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Trim remove more than required
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Best answer by nielsgerrits
There’s also an transformer LastSectionOfStringRemover on Hub that might help you here:
https://hub.safe.com/publishers/safe-lab/transformers/lastsectionofstringremover
(split on / and keep last part)
Also the FilenamePartExtractor should work in this case.
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When I do this I use an AttributeSplitter and a ListIndexer.
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There’s also an transformer LastSectionOfStringRemover on Hub that might help you here:
https://hub.safe.com/publishers/safe-lab/transformers/lastsectionofstringremover
(split on / and keep last part)
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There’s also an transformer LastSectionOfStringRemover on Hub that might help you here:
https://hub.safe.com/publishers/safe-lab/transformers/lastsectionofstringremover
(split on / and keep last part)
Also the FilenamePartExtractor should work in this case.
Buckle your seatbelt Dorothy, cause Kansas is going bye-bye...
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Or use a StringSearcher with regular expression \d*$
This will find all digits from the end of the string (or you can use \d{8}$ for exactly the last 8 digits).
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There’s also an transformer LastSectionOfStringRemover on Hub that might help you here:
https://hub.safe.com/publishers/safe-lab/transformers/lastsectionofstringremover
(split on / and keep last part)
Also the FilenamePartExtractor should work in this case.
Did not know about this transformer, was useful in my case