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- Canon capture library at sourceforge: http://capture.sourceforge.net/
- I've (Scott) installed the software and tried using it with my Canon A70. I haven't tried all the features, but it was fairly straightforward to zoom, use the flash, and capture and download a photo. Not wickedly fast though.
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- An unintelligent Google image search shell script: fetcher.sh
- Usage: ./fetcher "search string"
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- An unintelligent Google image search shell script: fetcher.sh Updated April 14
- Usage: ./fetcher "search string" num_pages
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- To search for tiger: ./fetcher "tiger"
- To search for tiger and woods: ./fetcher "tiger woods"
- To search for the exact phrase "tiger woods": ./fetcher "\"tiger woods\""
- To search for tiger with no mention of woods: ./fetcher "tiger -woods"
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- To search for tiger and get the first three pages of results: ./fetcher "tiger" 3
- To search for tiger and woods: ./fetcher "tiger woods" 3
- To search for the exact phrase "tiger woods": ./fetcher "\"tiger woods\"" 3
- To search for tiger with no mention of woods: ./fetcher "tiger -woods" 3
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- The script will create a folder named similarly to the search string and place the images returned on the first page of Google's image search into the folder. If two images have the same name, the first one will be saved normally (i.e. image.jpg), but the next one will be saved with an extra number (i.e. image.jpg.1).
- I have set up a Subversion (SVN) repository which can act as a central location for our project code.
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