El Dimecres, 30 de maig de 2012, a les 15:59:14, Gregg Leichtman va escriure: > Is there an easy way to continue annotating a pdf file between Linux and > Windows without losing previous annotations?
Always use "Export as Document Archive". That should work. Albert > > I am using Okular 0.14.0 on Windows XP SP3 via KDE for Windows 4.8.0 and > Okular 0.13.2 on OpenSuse 12.1. > > I see that I can create a document archive that can be transferred from one > system to another, but when I try to annotate the loaded ocular archive > (zip) file, it succeeds but does not save it (not really a surprise, since > it is a zip file). I also see the XML files in the archive---metadata.xml > and content.xml---where metadata.xml appears to be the very similar to the > annotation files stored under Windows at: > > A) C:\Documents and Settings\<yourLoggedInUserProfile>\Application > Data\.kde\share\apps\okular\docdata\<someKeyUID>.<yourfile>.pdf.xml > > and under Linux at > > B) > <yourHomeDirectory>/.kde4/share/apps/ocular/docdata/<someKeyUID>.<yourFile> > .pdf.xml > > with very small differences described below and the content.xml file just > ties the pdf and metadata.xml files together in the archive. > > Based on this it doesn't look like a raw document archive is the ticket. I > imagine that I could continue to have the pdf file on both systems and then > transfer the annotation files between A) and B) above if I understood the > significance of the keyUID filename prefix (my guess is that it is just a > UID (possibly a hash of the file path), so that the same pdf file in > different locations of the same file system don't collide when they are > both independently annotated), but is there an easier way? > > The difference in the metadata.xml file in the archive appears to be almost > identical to the files A) and B) except that the documentInfo URL attribute > has been stripped along with a small number of other seemingly low > importance variations. For example: > > diff metadata.xml 13227877.some.pdf.xml > 3c3 > < <documentInfo> > --- > > > <documentInfo url="/a/url/to/a/pdf/some.pdf"> > > 1809a1810,1829 > > > <generalInfo> > > <history> > > <oldPage viewport="146;C2:0.4995:0.975965:1"/> > > <oldPage viewport="147;C2:0.4995:0.013834:1"/> > > <oldPage viewport="146;C2:0.4995:0.975965:1"/> > > <oldPage viewport="147;C2:0.4995:0.962451:1"/> > > <oldPage viewport="148;C2:0.4995:0.965721:1"/> > > <oldPage viewport="149;C2:0.4995:0.288142:1"/> > > <oldPage viewport="130;C2:0.49949:0.849155:1"/> > > <oldPage viewport="131;C2:0.49949:0.420097:1"/> > > <oldPage viewport="142;C2:0.49949:0.98029:1"/> > > <oldPage viewport="143;C2:0.49949:0.98749:1"/> > > <current viewport="144;C2:0.49949:0.412309:1"/> > > </history> > > <views> > > <view name="PageView"> > > <zoom mode="1" value="1.89755"/> > > </view> > > </views> > > </generalInfo> > > Would it be as "simple" as creating an application import menu item that > unpacks the archive, places the pdf at the location of the archive, adds > the URL attribute to the documentInfo element and deals with the other > small variations (in this case what appears to be storage of the navigation > history and the current page view type and zoom factor) and then moves the > metadata.xml file into the path for A) or B) along with a file rename? > > -=> Gregg <=- > > This message is intended for the exclusive use of the individual or entity > that is the named addressee and may contain information that is privileged > or confidential. If you are not the named addressee or an employee or agent > responsible for delivering this message to the named addressee, you are not > authorized to read, print, retain, copy or disseminate this message or any > part of it. If you have received this message in error, please notify us > immediately by e-mail, discard any paper copies and delete all electronic > files of the message > > > _______________________________________________ > Okular-devel mailing list > Okular-devel@kde.org > https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/okular-devel _______________________________________________ Okular-devel mailing list Okular-devel@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/okular-devel
