Hello!
I use supernote-tool to convert my .note file into .pdf and add an invisible text layer of recognized text into the pdt, making my notes searchable by standard tools.
This works fine, except I have to call supernote-tool in a loop to extract text from each page separately. Why? Because the all-page extracted text does not contain any marker separating one page from the other.
Practically could we have something like this:
$ supernote-tool convert -t txt -a -page-separator="my unique page separator string" your.note output.txt
This will add my unique page separator string as page separator, starting at the end of first page, allowing to call the supernote-tool once and use Linux split/csplit to further process the output.
Could this page separator functionality be implemented, please?
Hello!
I use supernote-tool to convert my .note file into .pdf and add an invisible text layer of recognized text into the pdt, making my notes searchable by standard tools.
This works fine, except I have to call supernote-tool in a loop to extract text from each page separately. Why? Because the all-page extracted text does not contain any marker separating one page from the other.
Practically could we have something like this:
$ supernote-tool convert -t txt -a -page-separator="my unique page separator string" your.note output.txtThis will add
my unique page separator stringas page separator, starting at the end of first page, allowing to call thesupernote-toolonce and use Linuxsplit/csplitto further process the output.Could this page separator functionality be implemented, please?