// SAMPLE HOT CODE REPLACEMENT FILE

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// This optionally declares the namespace.
// By using "$$" after the "//" comment we declare the namespace, which is optional.
// If not present the hot codes go into a global namespace.
// (this is disabled below for this example file)
// disabled //$$	cb

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// This section defines the hot code names which are the column headers.
// By using "##" after the "//" comment we define our hot codes, tab separated
// In this example the columns are:
// First replacement value is full name (first middle last)
// Second replacement value is last name only (e.g. used for folder naming)
// Third replacement is title (byline title)
// Fourth replacement is editor (folder naming)
// So rather than using the code replacement syntax "={serial}#2=" we simply use "[last]".
// This next line defines [full], [last] and [title] hot codes depending on column number.
// You can only have one of these definitions for a given domain.  If repeated it must match.
//##	full	last	title	editor

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// This section defines variables used to create the codes.
// By using "==" after the "//" comment we signify these are possible code formats.
// These "code generators" can combine multiple variables and text to generate codes.
// First code option is serial number
//==	{snum}
// Second code option is camera model
//==	{model}
// Third code option is 3 (of 4) chars of image filename set in camera (DJW_ or _DJW)
//==	{fbas:0,3}
//==	{fbas:1,3}

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// This defines values for missing code replacements
// By using "??" after the "//" comment we can specify defaults for each hot code, tab separated
//??	{cmnt}|Unknown	Other		E

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// This is a sample code replacement list with a mixture of catchers for identifying photographer

// serial numbers
12345	Dennis Walker	Walker	Photo Nerd	A
67890	Dennis Walker	Walker	Photo Nerd	A

// model values
// Sony Alpha 7R
ILCE-7R	John Doe	Doe	Stringer	B

// first 3 digits of filename (or next 3 if AdobeRGB)
//DJW	Dennis Walker	Walker	Photo Nerd	A

dirWalker	~/Photos/Originals/{datesortdash}