Files in the top-level directory in any check-in
- resources
- src
- dateprefixcopy.asd
- LICENSE
- README.md
- screenshot (after fix).png
- screenshot.png
date prefix copy (dpc)
what it does
drag file.docx
into its main window and you will get a copy named 240618_file.docx
. drag multiple files and you will get multiple copies.
why it does that
there are companies (and people) which (and who) use yymmdd_filename
as some kind of version control. dpc makes it easier.
but there are other ways to do that
yes, but all these solutions require at least two keystrokes. dpc requires zero.
how to quit
focus the window. press esc.
prebuilt exe
how to build
- install windows. no discussion.
- install sbcl and quicklisp.
- fetch ftw (required for the gui) and clinicap (required for the configuration) with a git client of your choice, e.g.
git
:
cd ~/quicklisp/local-projects
git clone https://github.com/fjames86/ftw
git clone https://github.com/turtle-bazon/clinicap
- download this repository.
- load and build, e.g. from the powershell:
sbcl --noinform --load .\dateprefixcopy.asd --eval '(ql:quickload :dateprefixcopy)' --eval '(sb-ext:save-lisp-and-die "dpc.exe" :application-type :gui :toplevel #''dateprefixcopy:main :executable t)'
- wait and see.
caution
dpc WILL skip files without asking if their designated sibling already exists. no refunds.