Add missing collate flag if generating labels via glabels-3-batch #45
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Tried to compile and can confirm the new parameter works as expected. |
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Tried to copy this PR to the GNOME GitLab repo: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/glabels/merge_requests/3 |
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replace original glabels 3.4.1 with forked version by brozkeff adding support for collate flag for glabels-batch missing in original release. The pull request jimevins/glabels#45 never got merged to main release.
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Currently it seems the glabels-3-batch is missing the option to toggle collate flag that can be set when using GUI. I frequently need to generate dozens of pages of labels from a CSV file and then separate individual pages in such a way that each page contains labels of exactly one type.
To use collation on a sheet of 4 labels so that one label is on one page, 4 copies and collation are needed:
-c 4 -a 1
New flag is --collate (-a), default 0, can be switched on.