Comment 3 for bug 513616

Am Donnerstag, den 28.01.2010, 06:12 +0000 schrieb nomnex:
> I use the file mask: $name_%Y%m%d_%T
> "%T" outputs file names not compatible with other file systems (vfat,
> ntfs) because of the separator ":"
> Please change %T from 13:13:13 to 131313 or give the masks option" %
> hh" "%mm" "%ss" with the separator of our choice
>

You can use all wildcards listed here:
http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/007908799/xsh/strftime.html

The tooltip lists some examples only. Maybe this is not stated clearly
enough.

You can use the file mask: $name_%NNN_%H_%M_%S to get rid of the
separator ":".

> "$name" will output "Shutter - Preferences", I don't want space in my
> file to speed up my commands (bash). Is there way to have an
> additional
> mask, output "Shutter_-_Preferences" instead?
>

There is no mask like this, yet. It is simply the window title that is
used here. Only a few things are handled here, e.g. "/" in window titles
are replaced by "-".
What do you think of an additional checkbox like "Avoid blanks in
filenames". Or we need to create a new wildcard like $nb_name
(noblanks_name)?

Regards
Mario