custom columns not matching each other with operator =

[anmac1789]

There is another problem with everything v1370a (x64). I have this syntax for 3 picture files and it's duplicates:

name:"20200229_065437";"20200229_151914";"20200302_001415" column1:=hour($dm:) column2:=hour($date-taken:)

then when I try to find duplicates between column1 and column2, it seems as if everything is 'copying' column2 values into column1

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[void]

Thank you for the issue report anmac1789,



column1:==column2: has never worked.
I will have this fixed in the next alpha update.



For now, please use:
hour($dm:)==hour($date-taken:)



= is assignment.
== is comparison.

[anmac1789]

Thank you for the issue report anmac1789,



column1:==column2: has never worked.
I will have this fixed in the next alpha update.



For now, please use:
hour($dm:)==hour($date-taken:)



= is assignment.
== is comparison.

Thank you i hope the next update arrives soon

[void]

Everything 1.5.0.1372a adds support for $column1:==$column2:

[anmac1789]

Everything 1.5.0.1372a adds support for $column1:==$column2

What does the $ and double = mean ?

[void]

Sorry, I had in my notes both $column1:==$column2: and column1:==column2: have been fixed.



Both of the following will now work:

column1:==column2:
$column1:==$column2:



Everything uses formulas when using $property-name:



With formulas you can do more complex operations.
For example:
$column1:/1000==$column2:/1000



== means comparison
= means assignment

[anmac1789]

ahh ok...interesting. Thanks for clarifying