http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=151614
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--- Comment #49 from Markus Grabner <grabner icg tugraz at> 2008-09-10
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(In reply to comment #9)
> It'd be
> great if rather than associating the annotations to filenames, okular could
> install associate XML files with PDFs based on hashes (e.g., sha-1, md5, etc.)
> of the PDF.
I have a similar usage scenario in mind and did a quick hack to do just this
(see comment #48). It works nicely in several ways:
*) Annotations keep associated with the file after renaming it.
*) It also works for non-local URLs (http://...) since we don't need to care
for mapping the URL to some valid file name.
*) Annotations keep associated with the file after downloading it from the web
and opening a local copy (possibly under a different name).
A cmake module to detect the mhash library (or complain if it's not available)
should probably be written.
BTW (to submit my vote :-), I very much like the idea of having separate files
for storing annotations since this makes it possible to merge annotations from
different people. Nevertheless, I would also love to see the option to store
annotations directly in the file (at least for file formats which support this,
such as PDF).
Kind regards,
Markus
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