hey, i just found this qr code in excel
where you can also found qr code reader
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i=1;for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -o $i.png $x; ((i++); done
this works, why you change it?
It will work when you fix the error you have. It's missing the last closing parenthesis.
And yes, the -S is not needed, also, so the correct one
Code:
i=1;for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -o $i.png $x; ((i++)); done
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i=1;for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -o $i.png $x; ((i++); done
this works, why you change it?
It will work when you fix the error you have. It's missing the last closing parenthesis.
And yes, the -S is not needed, also, so the correct one
Code:
i=1;for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -o $i.png $x; ((i++)); done
i=1;for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -o $i.png $x; ((i++); done
this works, why you change it?
Try this one
Code:
i=1;for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -S -o $i $x; ((i++)); done
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the -S needs to come before the -o and you need to remove the .png from the filename.
altho I don't understand why do you want that option, given that the files will already be numbered.
altho I don't understand why do you want that option, given that the files will already be numbered.
trying
i=1;for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -S -o $i $x; ((i++); done
is returning
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `done'
I need the files in order, because the order they are in the txt file is very different then "alphabetical" how it dumps out on my desktop
I tried moving my excel around and it counts differently.
the files are saving as the bitcoin address, and it acting weird with the order
1A...
1Z
11
vr
11
12..
1A
I tried sorting by "time" but that didnt work
so, ran into a bit of a snag
I need to number the files in the order they are processed.
-o FILENAME write PNG image to FILENAME. If '-' is specified, the result
will be output to standard output. If -S is given, structured
symbols are written to FILENAME-01.png, FILENAME-02.png, ...;
if specified, remove a trailing '.png' from FILENAME.
if I try
for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -o -S $x.png $x; done
it does a single file named -S
ive tried
$-.png
$'-'.png
for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -o -S $x.png $x; done
for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -S $x; done
I dont understand "If -S is given" trying to get the -01 -02 -03 ext
I need to number the files in the order they are processed.
-o FILENAME write PNG image to FILENAME. If '-' is specified, the result
will be output to standard output. If -S is given, structured
symbols are written to FILENAME-01.png, FILENAME-02.png, ...;
if specified, remove a trailing '.png' from FILENAME.
if I try
for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -o -S $x.png $x; done
it does a single file named -S
ive tried
$-.png
$'-'.png
for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -o -S $x.png $x; done
for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -S $x; done
I dont understand "If -S is given" trying to get the -01 -02 -03 ext
the -S needs to come before the -o and you need to remove the .png from the filename.
altho I don't understand why do you want that option, given that the files will already be numbered.
i=1;for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -o $i.png $x; ((i++); done
so, ran into a bit of a snag
I need to number the files in the order they are processed.
-o FILENAME write PNG image to FILENAME. If '-' is specified, the result
will be output to standard output. If -S is given, structured
symbols are written to FILENAME-01.png, FILENAME-02.png, ...;
if specified, remove a trailing '.png' from FILENAME.
if I try
for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -o -S $x.png $x; done
it does a single file named -S
ive tried
$-.png
$'-'.png
for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -o -S $x.png $x; done
for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -S $x; done
I dont understand "If -S is given" trying to get the -01 -02 -03 ext
I need to number the files in the order they are processed.
-o FILENAME write PNG image to FILENAME. If '-' is specified, the result
will be output to standard output. If -S is given, structured
symbols are written to FILENAME-01.png, FILENAME-02.png, ...;
if specified, remove a trailing '.png' from FILENAME.
if I try
for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -o -S $x.png $x; done
it does a single file named -S
ive tried
$-.png
$'-'.png
for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -o -S $x.png $x; done
for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -S $x; done
I dont understand "If -S is given" trying to get the -01 -02 -03 ext
you're not doing what I said.
copy and paste:
EDIT: I can't see your dropbox file
copy and paste:
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for x in `cat add2.txt`; do qrencode -o $x.png $x; done
EDIT: I can't see your dropbox file
qrencode -o test.png add2.txt
returns a singular file png of "add2.txt"
qrencode -o test.png $add2.txt
returns a singular file png of "add2"
qrencode -o $test.png $add2.txt
does nothing
What am I missing?
my txt file looks like this
https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/add2.txt?w=79ca2f0c
I have Ubuntu running on VMware.
can you show an example?
for a simple addr list do not even need a script
for x in `cat addrlist.txt`; do qrencode -o $x.png $x; done
EDIT: you need install qrencode first
( apt-get install qrencode )
returns a singular file png of "add2.txt"
qrencode -o test.png $add2.txt
returns a singular file png of "add2"
qrencode -o $test.png $add2.txt
does nothing
What am I missing?
my txt file looks like this
https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/add2.txt?w=79ca2f0c
On linux you can use qrencode in a script to do this
I have Ubuntu running on VMware.
can you show an example?
for a simple addr list do not even need a script
for x in `cat addrlist.txt`; do qrencode -o $x.png $x; done
EDIT: you need install qrencode first
( apt-get install qrencode )On linux you can use qrencode in a script to do this
I have Ubuntu running on VMware.
can you show an example?
for a simple addr list do not even need a script
for x in `cat addrlist.txt`; do qrencode -o $x.png $x; done
EDIT: you need install qrencode first
( apt-get install qrencode )You can use -s to specify the size of dot
On linux you can use qrencode in a script to do this
I have Ubuntu running on VMware.
can you show an example?
On linux you can use qrencode in a script to do this
Think I found a script but im not sure how to use it.
https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/generate.py?w=1d77d447
https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/generate.py?w=1d77d447
"The QR4 Desktop QR Code Software package for office use costs 1489 €"
really? some one actually paid them that?
really? some one actually paid them that?
I've used the Google QR code generator before.
But I want to run a script that takes a list of address's (excel or csv) and turns them into hundreds of individual .jpg files.
ware do I start?
But I want to run a script that takes a list of address's (excel or csv) and turns them into hundreds of individual .jpg files.
ware do I start?
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