Script to grab name data from a marker and rename clip

Hi all,

I do a lot of jazz sessions where we usually just put every take in the same session, so that the band can cycle from song to song on a whim rather than saying "Um, we're going to do such and such now" and then they have to wait while I have to close this session and open another, make sure that all the aux sends for monitoring are the same, etc. So my workflow is that I always print through our console on a seperate track that I just call "Print". When the band starts going I hit record and I make a marker where I put in take number ("T1", "T2", etc.) and song title (so it hypothetically becomes "T2 Someday My Prince Will Come"). When the session is over I manually rename all the clips on my print track and export them as files. This is tedious when the band does 80 takes over the course of a couple of days.

I found this script that works pretty well by @samuel_henriques, but if I make a larger selection it starts to mess up and suddenly T4 has the name of T5 etc. It would be so beautiful if I could just mark every region on my print track and hit a button on my streamdeck and it renames them all, and it works correctly. Would make me VERY happy. :)

Here's the script (copied from Rename clips by markers in Pro Tools, for whatever reason it doesn't want to format correctly in the forum post, but it is a direct copy/paste from that thread):

function getMemLoc() {

    // Functions to grab start and end time on any counter
    //( because its runnign on clipDoForEachSelectedClip it should be Samples, but will work on any)
    const getSelectionStart = () => sf.ui.proTools.selectionGet().selectionStart.replace(/[:.+| ]/g, '');
    const getSelectionEnd = () => sf.ui.proTools.selectionGet().selectionEnd.replace(/[:.+| ]/g, '');

    // filter mem locs within selection
    const memLocFromSelection = sf.proTools.memoryLocationsFetch().collection['list'].filter(m =>
        m.mainCounterValue.replace(/[:.+| ]/g, '') >= getSelectionStart() &&
        m.mainCounterValue.replace(/[:.+| ]/g, '') <= getSelectionEnd()
    );

    // return first memory location within selection
    return memLocFromSelection
}



let index = 0
/**
* @param {array} memLocs
*/
function renameClip(memLocs) {

    if (memLocs[index]) {

        //Open Rename window
        sf.ui.proTools.menuClick({ menuPath: ['Clip', 'Rename...'] });

        //Reference for Rename Window
        const renameWin = sf.ui.proTools.windows.whoseTitle.is('Name').first.elementWaitFor({ waitType: "Appear" }).element

        const nameClipOnlyButton = renameWin.groups.first.radioButtons.first

        ///  Set Clip Name Only
        if (nameClipOnlyButton.exists)
            renameWin.groups.first.radioButtons.first.checkboxSet({ targetValue: "Enable" });

        //  Set the clip name to Track name
        renameWin.groups.first.textFields.first.elementSetTextFieldWithAreaValue({ value: memLocs[index].name });

        // Click OK
        renameWin.buttons.whoseTitle.is('OK').first.elementClick()
        //  Wait for window to cloce
        renameWin.elementWaitFor({ waitType: "Disappear" })

        index++
    }
}


function main() {

    //  Acivate Pro Tools
    sf.ui.proTools.appActivateMainWindow()

    // Get Locations from selection
    const memLocFromSelection = getMemLoc()

    //  Do For Each 
    sf.ui.proTools.clipDoForEachSelectedClip({
        action: () => renameClip(memLocFromSelection),
        onError: "Continue"
    })
}


main()

Here's a video of what happens.

Would appreciate any help. :)