I would like to count the amount of pictures already converted. Therefore I have to modify print('converting')
somehow.
def convert(self):
directory = [fn for fn in os.listdir(self.destination_folder)
if any(fn.endswith(ext) for ext in included_extensions)]
for item in directory:
if item.endswith('.jpg' ):
img = Image.open(self.destination_folder + item)
pathx = self.destination_folder + item
convert='mogrify -virtual-pixel Black +distort Plane2Cylinder 53 -crop 2060x2060+620+202 %s' %pathx
subprocess.run(convert, env={'PATH': path_cur})
print('converting')
The output should be something like. xxx
should be the total amount of files in directory
.
converting [1/xxx]
converting [2/xxx]
converting [3/xxx]
...
How can I get this output?
Without having access to your data, something perhaps like:
def convert(self):
directory = [fn for fn in os.listdir(self.destination_folder)
if any(fn.endswith(ext) for ext in included_extensions)]
train_length = len(directory)
counter = 1
for item in directory:
if item.endswith('.jpg' ):
img = Image.open(self.destination_folder + item)
pathx = self.destination_folder + item
convert='mogrify -virtual-pixel Black +distort Plane2Cylinder 53 -crop 2060x2060+620+202 %s' %pathx
subprocess.run(convert, env={'PATH': path_cur})
print('converting', '[',counter,'/', train_length, ']')
counter += 1
The enumerate method in the comments above is better.