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The format is 'frame of total-#-of-frames'. Some images are extracted from an image sequence and may have a frame / scene # of say 64 with 10 frames. In this example you get [64 of 10]. We'd like to continue to display the frame # since it can be quite meaningful, however, we could change the 'of' to something less misleading. Any suggestions?
You are obviously comparing incompatible things here. How about dropping "of 10"? Because "of 10" clearly wants an ordinal number, not a page symbol. It is not a question of wording; this juxtaposition is invalid, and giving the total without letting the user know the material position is useless.
Actually I am looking at page/scene numbering in IM images (as part of trying to fix some percent escapes problems in -set functions (Set only ever sees one image so %s and %p is always 0!)
It seems to me that IM is only storing one number in the image meta-data the 'scene' number from when the image was last read, or the last -scene option. That number is important and should be preserved.
But it does not seem to have a way of storing what image index, this image has in the current image sequence!
That number is different and can be very important.