Hello scorpio810 and Kellermorph!

Thank you for moving forward with this kind of tools that greatly improve our diagrams!

As you know, my program reads the page+coordinate, and creates a link on the corresponding page of the PDF file with the row/column coordinate.

If the formatting is not correct, or the pages are not consecutive, there will be problems with the references in my program.
The tool adapts to our schema creation rules (use of row and column, use consecutive pages, etc.). We are trying to make it more universal by adding the most common cross-reference formats, but it will never be to the liking of all users.

Probably we can make a tool that reads the links directly from .qet, but we don't have the time to develop it right now.

This is why, the best thing would be to include this functionality directly in QET built-in PDF export tool.

Hello scorpio810 and Kellermorph!

Como ya sabéis, mi programa lee la página + coordenada, y crea un enlace en la página correspondiente del archivo PDF con la coordenada fila/columna

Si el formato no es el correcto, o las páginas no son consecutivas, habrá problemas con las referencias y mi programa.
Es por esto, q

scorpio810 wrote:

The tool isn't perfect and needs more work, but it's the first one that's worked for me. nomicons/wink

I agree! And the best thing would be to include this functionality directly in QET built-in export tool.
We have little time to develop this tool.
Anyone can use the .py code and modify/improve it, if progress is made, please post it!

Hi LivenC,
The program looks for the texts with the format you set in the configuration (reference format) and creates a link to the corresponding page and zone of the .pdf
Your file has 20 sheets, so it is impossible to create links on sheet 50 for example.
I understand that in an electrical diagram the number of the printing sheet does not have to correspond to the name of the page, but this is not currently supported by the program.

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Hello!

Are there any further developments on this?

I would like to leave a link to the post where I share a tool that generates the links in a .pdf automatically.
https://qelectrotech.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=2982
We have built on what has been published in this post so far, and with the help of AI we have generated the tool.

I preferred to separate the posts so as not to mix up the tools.

Hopefully this can help in the development to integrate the function into QET!

Hello everybody!

In the company where I work, Faramax, we have created (with the help of AI, because we are not code programmers), this program in Phyton to create links between references in a .pdf file
This is a stopgap while the integrated function in QET is being developed, which would be great. Wish we could help with this, but as I said we are not programmers.
We have based it on this, but I prefer to create a new topic so we don't mix up the posts: https://qelectrotech.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=2915

This program have calibration and adjustment options. It does not acquire the positions of the QET elements, but creates a virtual grid that must be adjusted with the row, column and px values that it adjusts in the QET sheets.
Alse, the program have additional offset settings for fine tuning.

When the program finds a relation to the selected structure, it creates a link to the target page and grid position, with the selected settings and zoom.

Attached you can find the programme in .py and in a ready for windows .exe inside the .rar

Hopefully this tool will be useful to many people, until QET integrates the function to include the links in the exported pdf.

I would also like to thank the developers of this fantastic tool that helps a lot of people.

BR,
Alfonso.

Hola Javier,

Prueba a marcar las opciones que aparecen en la pestaña de Configuración / Mostrar

Si no te funciona, probablemente tengas los directorios de las colecciones mal. Debes corregirlos en Configuración / Configurar Qelectrotech, y ahí en la pestaña de colecciones.

Espero que te ayude.

I have created this QET.exe file with the program ``BAT to EXE converter´´

Hello,

I would like to share with you this .exe that makes it easy to open a .qet file directly by double clicking on it. It also provides the logo associated with the file.

Simply unzip this file, place QET.exe in the unzipped folder of version 0.9 readytouse, and you can create shortcuts from it to open the program, and associate the .qet file type to this .exe.

I hope it will be useful.

Thank you for developing this excellent program. It is very useful for me.