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Hello, i use your tool, because it is very fast and stable. But unfortunately PDF indexing is very slow out of the box. Extracting with Pdftotxt or similar might be faster.
Is it possible?
Regards
Poul
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As NotDeft is a tool for managing plain text notes, and not documents in
general, I don't think it's really the remit of NotDeft to do that.
There are desktop search tools like Recoll that are able to index the
text from PDFs and several other document formats.
I wouldn't index PDFs with NotDeft, not directly, since you'll end up
with a lot of garbage in your search index that way, and such large
files probably also slow down filtering in `notdeft-mode' buffers.
I agree that using something like `pdftotext` could work quite well in
turning select PDF documents into plain text note files for purposes of
annotation and linking to other notes in your collection.
You could for example implement an Emacs command for making such PDF
importing convenient. That command would perhaps first invoke your
chosen tool for extracting the text, and then call the
`notdeft-create-file' function to import the text as a note.
Hello, i use your tool, because it is very fast and stable. But unfortunately PDF indexing is very slow out of the box. Extracting with Pdftotxt or similar might be faster.
Is it possible?
Regards
Poul
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: