chore(user/gthumb/prune.org):Minor fixes

diff --git a/user/gthumb/prune.org b/user/gthumb/prune.org
index d9d211e30bd6a1e9bdfffbb44513e0281519dbb2..81a6d29775b876dd59b60ef8a247a181bb2e0313 100644 (file)
--- a/user/gthumb/prune.org
+++ b/user/gthumb/prune.org
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 #+AUTHOR: Steven Baltakatei Sandoval
-#+DATE: 2026-08-01
+#+DATE: 2026-08-02
 #+TITLE: gThumb prune
 
 ** Summary
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ gThumb.
 The method centers around a Bash script named ~gthumb-prune.sh~ which
 may be bound to a gThumb keyboard shortcut to quickly move selected
 image files to a desired location. The Bash script is run by a short
-shell script specified in gThumbʼs 🔧 → Personalize…  menu.
+shell script specified in gThumbʼs 🔧 → Personalize… menu.
 Additionally, sidecar files as well as associated files sharing the
 same file name stem (i.e. ~../*/DSC00001.*~) are also grouped and
 moved to the desired location.
@@ -39,8 +39,8 @@ locations:
     ├── DSC00001.JPG.ots
     ├── DSC00002.JPG
     ├── DSC00002.JPG.ots
-    ├── DSC00002.JPG
-    └── DSC00002.JPG.ots
+    ├── DSC00003.JPG
+    └── DSC00003.JPG.ots
 #+end_example
 
 Let us say gThumb has the ~JPG~ directory open and we have selected
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ Command~ window. Click the *Ok* button to close the ~Commands~ window.
 
 Now, with ~DSC00002.JPG~ selected, press ~Shift+K~ on your
 keyboard. The image should disappear from view and a new directory
-should appear in the the left navbar, reflecting a new directory structure.
+should appear in the left navbar, reflecting a new directory structure.
 
 #+begin_example
 .
@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ should appear in the the left navbar, reflecting a new directory structure.
         └── DSC00002.JPG.ots
 #+end_example
 
-The ~DSC0002.*~ files (4 in total) have been moved to now reside
+The ~DSC00002.*~ files (4 in total) have been moved to now reside
 within a ~keep~ directory with their ~JPG~ and ~ARW~ subdirectory
 structure preserved. Thus, the ~./JPG/~ and ~./ARW/~ directories have
 been pruned.
@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ changed to:
         ├── DSC00001.JPG.ots
         ├── DSC00003.JPG
         └── DSC00003.JPG.ots
-#+end_Example
+#+end_example
 
 So, the contents of ~./JPG/~ may be pruned by selecting files you want
 to keep and pressing ~Shift+K~ and by selecting files you want to
@@ -142,16 +142,16 @@ trash and pressing ~Shift+T~. Then, if you are really sure about
 deleting the undesired files, delete the contents of ~.trash~ via the
 terminal command:
 
-: $ rm -r ./.trash/*
+: $ rm -r ./.trash
 
 ** Code
 gthumb-prune.sh:
 
-#+begin_code
+#+begin_src bash
 #!/bin/bash
 # Desc: Prunes files selected by gThumb.
 # Note: Moves files into a directory with a specified name.
-# Usage: gthumb-prune.sh [STR dirname] [FILES…]
+# Usage: gthumb-prune.sh DIRNAME FILES…
 # Example: $HOME/.local/bin/gthumb-prune.sh keep %F
 #   If '%F' expanded to `~/Pics/MyJPGs/DSC00001.JPG`, then
 #     "$HOME/Pics/*/DSC00001.*" files are moved to:
@@ -253,5 +253,4 @@ main "$@" 1>>"$fdebug" 2>&1;
 
 # Author: Steven Baltakatei Sandoval
 # License: GPLv3+
-#+end_code
-
+#+end_src