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[mogodan2008]

Hi,

Just from "Person1" and "Person2" tags. "Person3" and "Person4" does not exist.
I need a separate batch code. Thank you!

Kind regards,
Dan

[aGerman]

Just from "Person1" and "Person2" tags. "Person3" and "Person4" does not exist.

That's what I already understood. But what value for what eye lid comes from what person?

I need a separate batch code.

No you don't. The code checks the number of person nodes.

Steffen

[mogodan2008]

Hi,

I have the another xml files like this:

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>

<image id="21653333" version="1.0" image-url="J:\23.06.2017 855 1-5\TagImage-DMS_NIR-Cam-Gen1_Phase2_John_Optitrack-Blink_20160218-150629_30.bw_640x48030fps\21653200.png" width="640" height="480" importedBy="fortune" modifiedBy="fortune" mime-type="image/png">
<creator>Ted</creator>
<rights>Copyright 2016</rights>
<filename>00000353.png</filename>
<created>1456161075163</created>
<lastmodified>1498823619323</lastmodified>
<tag name="DMS_NIR-Cam-Gen1_Phase2_Dan-East_Optitrack-Blink_20160218-150629_30.bw_640x480@30fps"/>
<pfml version="1.0">
<face>
<attribute name="translation-v-mm">-14.50</attribute>
<attribute name="face-roll-deg">-2.92</attribute>
<attribute name="3d-orientation-pitch">-0.82</attribute>
<attribute name="3d-orientation-qz">0.0174208917</attribute>
<attribute name="3d-orientation-qy">-0.5430638790</attribute>
<attribute name="3d-orientation-qx">0.0197824873</attribute>
<attribute name="translation-h-mm">-127.52</attribute>
<attribute name="3d-orientation-qw">-0.8392775655</attribute>
<attribute name="face-pitch-deg">-2.17</attribute>
<attribute name="3d-orientation-roll">-2.91</attribute>
<attribute name="translation-z-mm">779.35</attribute>
<attribute name="face-yaw-deg">73.30</attribute>
<attribute name="3d-orientation-yaw">65.83</attribute>
<geometry>
<Rectangle x="344" y="219" width="112" height="145"/>
</geometry>
<eye>
<eye-bounds>
<attribute name="3d-position-z">814.32</attribute>
<attribute name="3d-position-y">-12.65</attribute>
<attribute name="3d-position-x">-130.09</attribute>
<attribute name="open-closed-state">open</attribute>
<geometry>
<Rectangle x="411" y="250" width="9" height="11"/>
</geometry>
</eye-bounds>
<lower-eyelid>
<geometry>
<Point x="411.35" y="257.11"/>
</geometry>
</lower-eyelid>
<upper-eyelid>
<geometry>
<Point x="411.62" y="247.02"/>
</geometry>
</upper-eyelid>
</eye>
<eye markedPos="1">
<eye-bounds>
<attribute name="3d-position-z">754.20</attribute>
<attribute name="3d-position-y">-16.00</attribute>
<attribute name="3d-position-x">-103.06</attribute>
<attribute name="occlusion">hidden</attribute>
<attribute name="open-closed-state">open</attribute>
<geometry>
<Rectangle x="427" y="244" width="8" height="12"/>
</geometry>
</eye-bounds>
</eye>
<mouth>
<geometry>
<Rectangle x="428" y="309" width="12" height="12"/>
</geometry>
</mouth>
</face>
<person>
<attribute name="personName">Person1</attribute>
<geometry>
<Rectangle x="414.2" y="256.65" width="5.08" height="5.08"/>
</geometry>
</person>
<person>
<attribute name="personName">Person2</attribute>
<geometry>
<Rectangle x="413.9" y="247.53" width="5.08" height="5.08"/>
</geometry>
</person>
</pfml>
<orig-lastmodified>1497878179194</orig-lastmodified>
</image>

I need to replace the x, y values of lower-eyelid with x, y values of Person1 and the x, y values of upper-eyelid with x, y values of Person2. Thank you!

[aGerman]

So only the first eye node has lower-eyelid and upper-eyelid child nodes. Correct?

Steffen

[mogodan2008]

Not realy, could be a xml file with the second eye node with lower-eyelid and upper-eyelied. It doesn't matter what eye-bound it reffer, because lower-eyelid and upper-eyelid will be allways in the correct eye-bound. So, I need just replace the x, y values. Thank you!

Dan

[aGerman]

What an inconsistent mess
Another attempt ... If this doesn't work properly please try to list all of the exceptions and special cases.

Steffen

[mogodan2008]

I know Steffen...
The code is working, except the last " if ".

Dan

[aGerman]

There was a typo in the assignment of variable upperLid2. Please try the attached script.

Steffen

[mogodan2008]

Hi Steffen,

You are great! The code is working very well.
I appreciate your help, thank you!

Best regards,
Dan

[mogodan2008]

Hi Steffen,

I wonder if you can help me. Based on xml files involved, and your code, I tried to write a code, to copy xml files from a location to another location:

"
@if (@a)==(@b) @end /*

:: Batch
@echo off &setlocal

set /a "start=21653196, stop=21653200"

for /l %%i in (%start% 1 %stop%) do (
if exist "%%i.xml" (
cscript //nologo //e:jscript "%~fs0" "%%i.xml"
) else (
echo "%%i.xml" not found
)
)

pause

:: JScript
exit /b&::*/ try {
var xmlFileName = WScript.Arguments(0);
oXmlDoc = new ActiveXObject('Microsoft.XMLDOM');

oXmlDoc.load(xmlFileName);

var colEyeNodes = oXmlDoc.documentElement.getElementsByTagName('eye'),

if (colEyeNodes.length === 2) {
var arrEyeBoundX = new Array(parseFloat(colEyeNodes.item(0).selectSingleNode('eye-bounds/geometry/Rectangle').getAttribute('x')),
parseFloat(colEyeNodes.item(1).selectSingleNode('eye-bounds/geometry/Rectangle').getAttribute('x'))),

if (arrEyeBoundX[0] < arrEyeBoundX[1]) {
var fs = require('fs');
fs.createReadStream('%%i.xml').pipe(fs.createWriteStream('C:\Test\Test1\%%i.xml'));

} else {
var fs = require('fs');
fs.createReadStream('%%i.xml').pipe(fs.createWriteStream('C:\Test\Test2\%%i.xml'));

}

oXmlDoc.save(xmlFileName);
WScript.Quit(0);
} else {
WScript.StdErr.WriteLine('Wrong number of either "eye" nodes.');
WScript.Quit(1);
}
}
catch(e) {
WScript.StdErr.WriteLine(e.message);
WScript.Quit(1);
}
"
So, basically, If the x point of first eye-bound is < x point of second eye-bounds, copy the xml file from current location to one location, otherwise copy xml file to another location.

I run the code above, but the cmd window show me the message: "Microsoft JScript compilation error: Expected identifier"
Please, can you help me?

Kind regards,
Dan

[mogodan2008]

Hi Steffen,

I have corrected the code above, and the result is:

@if (@a)==(@b) @end /*

:: Batch
@echo off &setlocal

set /a "start=21656152, stop=21656156"

for /l %%i in (%start% 1 %stop%) do (
if exist "%%i.xml" (
cscript //nologo //e:jscript "%~fs0" "%%i.xml"
) else (
echo "%%i.xml" not found
)
)

pause

:: JScript
exit /b&::*/ try {
var xmlFileName = WScript.Arguments(0);
oXmlDoc = new ActiveXObject('Microsoft.XMLDOM');

oXmlDoc.load(xmlFileName);

var colEyeNodes = oXmlDoc.documentElement.getElementsByTagName('eye');

if (colEyeNodes.length === 2) {
var arrEyeBoundX = new Array(parseFloat(colEyeNodes.item(0).selectSingleNode('eye-bounds/geometry/Rectangle').getAttribute('x')),
parseFloat(colEyeNodes.item(1).selectSingleNode('eye-bounds/geometry/Rectangle').getAttribute('x')));

if (arrEyeBoundX[0] < arrEyeBoundX[1]) {
var fs = require('fs');
fs.createReadStream('C:\\Users\\Dan\\Desktop\\Temp\\Prelucrate\\xmlFileName').pipe(fs.createWriteStream('C:\\Test\\Test1\\'));

} else {
var fs = require('fs');
fs.createReadStream('C:\\Users\\Dan\\Desktop\\Temp\\Prelucrate\\xmlFileName').pipe(fs.createWriteStream('C:\\Test\\Test2\\'));

}

oXmlDoc.save(xmlFileName);
WScript.Quit(0);
} else {
WScript.StdErr.WriteLine('Wrong number of either "eye" nodes.');
WScript.Quit(1);
}
}
catch(e) {
WScript.StdErr.WriteLine(e.message);
WScript.Quit(1);
}

But, when I run the bat file, the cmd windows show: " Object expected Press any key to continue..."
Could you tell me what I'm doing wrong, please?

Best regards,
Dan

[aGerman]

Untested:

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@if (@a)==(@b) @end /*

:: Batch
@echo off &setlocal

set /a "start=21653196, stop=21653200"

for /l %%i in (%start% 1 %stop%) do (
  if exist "%%i.xml" (
    cscript //nologo //e:jscript "%~fs0" "%%i.xml" "C:\Test\Test1" "C:\Test\Test2"
  ) else (
    echo "%%i.xml" not found
  )
)

pause

:: JScript
exit /b&::*/ try {
  var xmlFileName = WScript.Arguments(0);
      oXmlDoc = new ActiveXObject('Microsoft.XMLDOM');

  oXmlDoc.load(xmlFileName);

  var colEyeNodes = oXmlDoc.documentElement.getElementsByTagName('eye');

  if (colEyeNodes.length === 2) {
    var oFSO = new ActiveXObject('Scripting.FileSystemObject'),
        arrEyeBoundX = new Array(parseFloat(colEyeNodes.item(0).selectSingleNode('eye-bounds/geometry/Rectangle').getAttribute('x')),
                                 parseFloat(colEyeNodes.item(1).selectSingleNode('eye-bounds/geometry/Rectangle').getAttribute('x')));
    if (arrEyeBoundX[0] < arrEyeBoundX[1]) {
      oFSO.CopyFile(xmlFileName, oFSO.BuildPath(WScript.Arguments(1), xmlFileName), true);
    } else {
      oFSO.CopyFile(xmlFileName, oFSO.BuildPath(WScript.Arguments(2), xmlFileName), true);
    }

    WScript.Quit(0);
  } else {
    WScript.StdErr.WriteLine('Wrong number of "eye" nodes.');
    WScript.Quit(1);
  }
}
catch(e) {
  WScript.StdErr.WriteLine(e.message);
  WScript.Quit(1);
}

Note that the 2 destination folders are now additional arguments for the cscript command line.

Steffen

[mogodan2008]

Hi Steffen,

I run the code, but the windows cmd show: "else was unexpected at this time."

Best regards,
Dan

[aGerman]

I don't see any reason for this failure. I tested the code now and it works for me. Maybe I have to attach the script again. For whatever reason it seems you did someting wrong when you c/p the code.

Steffen

[mogodan2008]

Hi Steffen,

The code is working great! I do apreciate your work. Thank you!

Best regards,
Dan