enex | 读取印象笔记导出的 .enex 文件,并转换为 markdown。
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读取印象笔记导出的 .enex 文件,并转换为 markdown。
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QUESTION
I'm looking for some possibility to export one evernote notebook to different parts like:
Notebook = Eingang (2000Notes)
Export to maybe
- Eingang1.enex (500Notes)
- Eingang2.enex (500Notes)
- Eingang3.enex (500Notes)
- Eingang3.enex (500Notes)
Because processing (i.E. importing to Onenote) often fails, cause there are too much, or too big notes in the ENEX files. Maybe there is some script or anything else that would work. Only by-hand exporting is not a proper way, cause I have notebooks with 14k+ notes in it. I hope my intention is getting clear. Thank you in advance for your help.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-04 at 17:42If you are on a Mac, Evernote's AppleScript dictionary exposes an export
verb that you can build a tool against. Here's a somewhat inelegant but functional AppleScript to do what you're looking for, just edit the batch size, the notebook name, and the path you want the ENEX files to land in:
QUESTION
I am trying to understand Application.ImportXML to import an XML file into a MS Access table.
My understanding is if I specify an XML file, it will create a table, define the fields and import the data into those fields.
First question: is that a correct understanding?
When I implement a simple test program, I get an error message I cannot resolve on my own.
Here is the XML file I'm using :
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-24 at 15:17The method ImportXML
does not return anything so you should remove x=
from the front of the line that calls the method. (And also remove the parentheses from around the file path.)
Then, since you appear to be calling this from another application, you need to open the database to which you want to append the XML. Currently, there's no database, so the XML can't be imported. Something like this:
QUESTION
In the database table that I use for this script, the rows have characters (like ".", "_") with numbers together. How can I remove the characters and only fetch the numbers from the table? The php code that I use:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-06 at 11:20You can use a regex to do this
QUESTION
I'm author of a couple evernote extensions, and I wan't to utilize encrypted text, create them on my end and add to a note using the enml structure and en-crypt.
however, I'm unable to figure out the structure of an en-crypt CDATA.
If you look at the .enex file after exporting the note, the enml element of an encrypted text looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-09 at 00:51For old, RC2-based encryption (and if your tag doesn't have the
cipher="AES"
attribute, this is the RC2-based encryption), the algorithm roughly looks like this:
decodedString = RC2.decrypt(Base64.decode(encodedString), MD5.hash(UTF8.encode(passphrase)), 64);
In the decoded string, the first 4 chars of the string is the HEX-representation of the upper-byte of the CRC32 of the rest of the decoded string.
One caveat: when calculating CRC32, you may need to XOR it with -1
(0xFFFFFFFF
) as there are different implementations of CRC32 in the wild that may or may not do this final XOR.
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