Whoops, I didn't read your suggestion closely enough. It turns out it does
seem to get what I'm looking for. Thanks so much for following up.
For later readers, here's the full template I'm using:
<$notes.@arraySortedByPageIndexAndBounds>
<$textString?>
<$textString/> (p.
My sample was just a fragment, as a replacement of the <$string> part. You
should also add the <$textString> section as in your original.
Chrostiaan
> On 29 Nov 2023, at 19:51, Derek Van Ittersum
> wrote:
>
> Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, when I use that template I don't
> get
Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, when I use that template I don't
get the highlights, only the text note. (in the example above, only the
"test note" and not the "Hence" nor any other highlights).
I think I have resolved the problem. As long as I only add notes as
separate notes (rather
I just realized that perhaps you still could do what you want. It is possible
to use an evaluated value in a condition. So you could write a condition tag
like this (replacement of the second part of the template):
<$string=?>
<$string/>
Christiaan
> On 29 Nov 2023, at 17:54, Derek Van
Ok, I understand. Thanks for explaining.
On Wed, Nov 29, 2023 at 11:49 AM Christiaan Hofman
wrote:
> I think, in terms of the data that exists, what you want is really a
> contradiction. On the one hand you want to both the content (string) of the
> notes and highlights, and the highlighted
I think, in terms of the data that exists, what you want is really a
contradiction. On the one hand you want to both the content (string) of the
notes and highlights, and the highlighted text. in your template. That is also
what you achieve with your sample template. On the other hand, you say
Yes, I have done the "convert notes" function prior to exporting with the
template. Here's a screenshot of the three types of notes I have:
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/h79t3tzikwzl7eb4wo6tz/Screenshot-2023-11-29-at-7.43.36-AM.png?rlkey=eyodn8094jr8yfd9qg4k9i37r=0
I am having a hard time
I am not sure I completely understand your question.
You get the doubling because you include both the string and the textString.
The former is the contents value of the note or highight, while the latter is
the text behind the highlight. In Skim we set the string to the textString.
That’s
Hello,
I am trying to create a template that will output:
1. highlighted text
2. text notes
3. notes made on highlights (e.g., in other PDF apps, like the one on my
Boox device, I select the highlight then click "add note" to it)
I am getting all three of these bits of information with the
