Dr Andus
6/6/2013 5:58 pm
Joe Pairman wrote:
Hi Joe - welcome to the forum! Very nice of you to join up and respond to my questions.
Great! This worked! Bonsai is also using the _note variety. Finally I understand what the problem was and how to fix it in a text editor! Thank you very much.
I'm sure the script is working fine, I just don't know how to use command line, so it's my fault really. I have Python 2.7.2. But don't worry about this, as doing the find/replace in my text editor is probably a quicker solution for me.
Hi Dr Andus and all,
Nice to find this forum, and I'm happy that my outline2outline page
provided some helpful clues to the inline notes at least.
Hi Joe - welcome to the forum! Very nice of you to join up and respond to my questions.
you could just do a find/replace over
your OPML file. A quick and dirty way would be to replace:
note="
with:
_note="
Great! This worked! Bonsai is also using the _note variety. Finally I understand what the problem was and how to fix it in a text editor! Thank you very much.
Regarding the script not working, it does require Python 2.7 or greater
(but not Python 3.x). Perhaps that's what the problem was?
I'm sure the script is working fine, I just don't know how to use command line, so it's my fault really. I have Python 2.7.2. But don't worry about this, as doing the find/replace in my text editor is probably a quicker solution for me.