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You are welcome.
I don't know why it doesn't run on Ubuntu.
Oh, I don't know exactly whether it's row or column. I guess it is column.
My cross-references are numerical. For page 17 column 9 the cross-reference would be 17.9, for example. So it must be column?
I think I will try to integrate this format into the program. I don't know if I can do it.
But I also don't know to what extent Alfonso is still online here.
I don't know why it doesn't run on Ubuntu.
AppImage it the same like nuitka who translate and convert python code to C
The solution is to compile your application on the oldest Linux version that you intend to support. However, this process can be exhausting, involving setup complexities and security considerations since it exposes source code.
MacOS arm64 Sequoia package.
xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine GNerador_PDFLink_v1.zipEnlarge the Windows to have buttons focus!
Enjoy! -)
I lost some ours to understand why my package shared internal in new Macos VM work and downloaded the same zip with Safari or Chrome didn't work !!!, Apple directly in quarantines the zip if downloaded from the internet, the file is the same but when you extract the archive Apple says that the application is damaged...
The solution is to remove attribut com.apple.quarantine before open it.
I have tried the tool from Alfonso.
I have adapted my cross-reference type for this.
It did not work for me that the program recognizes gaps in the circuit diagram. In other words, if page 12 was in the 10th position, the Alfonso program would jump to page 12. The direct connections are not recognized. In this respect, I can achieve the same with my tool and will not go to the trouble of trying to include the X.Y format.
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It did not work for me that the program recognizes gaps in the circuit diagram. In other words, if page 12 was in the 10th position, the Alfonso program would jump to page 12. The direct connections are not recognized. In this respect, I can achieve the same with my tool and will not go to the trouble of trying to include the X.Y format.
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I work on old project at my work, I need to move some folio so I rename it to special folio label :9-1, 9-2, 9-3 to insert after folio 9 and before folio 10 I didn't use position but folio label for my Xref. So when I try Alfonso python plugin PDF link was wrong.
I was expecting this not to work with the plugin when you use folio label for XRefs and report .
Example xref 9-3-A2 in PDF link pointing to folio 3... but 9-3-A2 was realy position is page 14 on the pdf..
I haven't had time to think about finding a workaround. 
I understand this avanced use of QET was very difficult and complex to implement it to use and program it when you analazyse an simple PDF file..with python program..
yes, that was the same problem I had when I created my program.
The PDF is missing the background information that you would have in the .qet file to enter the connection.
That's why I wrote in the description I included in my post that the PDF page must be the same as the page in the schematic.
This reads out, for example. "22.1" and then extracts the 22 and creates the reference to p. 22.
I would have preferred it differently, but I couldn't think of a way to create the actual connection.
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A workaround it's to program code that use PDF like yours python program and also read the .qet XML, also you didn't need to enter rows, columns counts, size, and maybe with the folio label found page position.
You neeed two file, PDF of your project and the project.qet, I think!
yes, that could be a damn good idea.
The problem I'm seeing right now is that it might be hard/problematic to tell from the PDF which cross-reference is supposed to be in the .qet file.
I think the x and y coordinates would be the only way to tell which cross-reference from the PDF file would be the cross-reference in the QET file. However, I don't know to what extent the x and y coordinates in the documents match.
Ich habe meine Funktion erweitert und habe den ersten Erfolg erzielt, dass die passenden Seiten verlinkt werden, auch wenn im Schaltplan Lücken sind.
Dies ist jetzt allerdings noch nicht zu 100% getestet.
Das Problem, dass auftreten kann ist, dass das Programm jetzt gerade absucht, ob es den Text "Seite: XY" findet. Ob dies in einer anderen Sprache oder wenn dort eine Abkürzung z.b. S. steht klappt, weiß ich nicht. Hier sind evtl eigene Anpassungen nötig.
Das Vorgehen ist, das eine Mapping erstellt wird, so das das Programm z.B. weiß, dass PDF S.35 Schaltplan S.55 entspricht. Demnach werden, wenn im Querverweis steht, dass die Verlinkung auf S.55 die PDF S.35 geöffnet.
Translation:
I have extended my function and have achieved the first success that the appropriate pages are linked, even if there are gaps in the circuit diagram.
However, this has not yet been 100% tested.
The problem that can occur is that the program is now searching whether it finds the text “Page: XY”. I do not know whether this works in another language or if there is an abbreviation, e.g. S.. You may need to make your own adjustments here.
The procedure is that a mapping is created so that the program knows, for example, that PDF p.35 corresponds to circuit diagram p.55. Accordingly, if the cross-reference says that the link is to p.55, the PDF p.35 is opened.
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Querverweise-Foliennummer.AppImage 32.42 mb, file has never been downloaded.
The sourcecode
Querverweise.py 11.91 kb, 1 downloads since 2025-07-10
Ah shit.
This
whether it finds the text “Page: XY”.
Must be
whether it finds the text “Seite: XY”.
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