I get the drawing "in my face" when i double click referencing... :) (Page 1 of 2)

I agree they will be better, but they need a lot of work, and for the moment we focus on big missing features.
This kind of detail will be fixed after big features, or when QElectroTech get more developeur.

I already thought about this.
QET use a ready made "export to pdf" class provided by Qt framework.
For use link between Xref in pdf (and more, like summary, bill of éléments ect....), we must to write our own pdf export, and this is a very big work.
Like I say upper, we focus on big missing feature

No, that's why to zoomed in !

https://qelectrotech.org/wiki_new/roadmap

No i meant update the roadmap with the xref ideas i described and Josua responded he have already thought about:

§ master&slave elements xref clickable ( like folio referencing links are )

§ all links also clickable in exported pdf

- Or should i enter them as a feature request in bug tracker?

( I just suggest that in order to structure things in an accessible way, but if developers here have a tradition of keeping track themselves that is OK too) 

OK, Iĺl try

English, or google-translated to french ?

Given we are low on people, i suggest concentrating on keeping the master language updated, i mean the language from which other translate whenever someone find time.

Because other need to translate from master, it must be well formulated.
And that language on the wiki is French, right?

For French, i am not that guy...

You want me to write in English on fr wiki?

Done; 115 & 116

Heh, no i have no idea how links are encoded in pdf files

What i meant was that if we use existing xref settings on QET interface so links looks like "@12F7" in the pdf

...then maybe someone could make an external mini program that search for such text snippets and replace them with working links in the pdf file

= no change in QET program, it just need specific xref settings and an external program.

(Of course even better if built into QET)

Sorry for late reply.
No, my simple idea is not to export it using another program, and maybe not making changes in QET either.

The simple idea is that by making QET printing links so they visually looks like links, then i guess it is relatively simple to create a small separate program that parse the pdf and rewrites the links so they actually work like links.

Example: if i in xref and folio referencing settings fields put %F@%f%l%c,
then i will for folio "Pump", page 2, coordinate C7 get:  Pump@2C7

If i enter such formatting in my example drawing from my post https://qelectrotech.org/forum/viewtopi … 5577#p5577 , it looks like the following screen-shot, and it also displays like that when opening the exported pdf.

Now if we had a small program that can process that pdf and make the links coma alive it would be great.  the only thin i want it to do is find the number between the @ and a following alphabetical character and make a link of that to the page of that number.

OK the above is simplified, to make it work reliably we probably need a more reliable trigger than a one character "@"....

But we do not want a long trigger string to be shown at link in normal shema in QET nor printing to printer from QET.Having no idea how QET works, i can just say maybe it can temporarily automatically append "LINKME@" plus page number to every xref and folio ref formula just when printing to pdf.

The external program then scans for "LINKME@" and read the page number after it to create the link target, and remove "LINKME@" and the number from the visual part.

That will be compatible with any form of ref formula the user have chosen.
Except, user can nowhere write "LINKME@" but that is very little chance...

Maybe the external program, could even be an integrated part of QET, run automatically directly after initial file is exported, or even streamed so the first version of pdf never is externally written out.

Great tip, thanks

Interesting !