User Guide

ARTS Split Pro 1.4

ProvideFilenameFromFirstWord

This is similar to the providefilename command, except that only the first word of the text

inside the rectangle is used (see runs of text). Any initial spaces are skipped, and the

word continues until a space or the end of the run of text.

ProvideFilenameFromSelectedWord

This is similar to the providefilenamefromfirstword command, except that only the num

determines which word of the text inside the rectangle is used.

ProvideFilenameFromRangeOfCharacters

This looks at the text inside the rectangle and takes a range of characters from that text

and adds the characters to the filename. The range of characters is specified by

Firstnum and Lastnum.

ProvideFilenameAfterString

This is similar to the providefilename command, except that the software searches the

text inside the rectangle for string, and if it finds the string, only the text inside the

rectangle that comes after string is used for the file name. If string is not found, nothing

is added to the file name.

AddToFilename

This command adds the string parameter to the output filename.

DeleteCharactersFromFilename

If any character in the text inside the quotes is found in the run of text for any of the

providefilename commands, the character will be deleted as the text is added to the

filename. The order of the command matters as it will only delete characters from the

filename that are added by commands that come after this command in the coordinate

file. This means that the deletecharactersfromfilename command must come before any

of the providefilename commands that it will operate on.

GetFilenamesFromListInFile

This command opens a next file lists the names that will be given to each fragment

created. The text file should contain one file name per line followed by a cr/lf pair.

IncludeAll

Normally, all pages go into one fragment or another, and the commands control where

fragments end and another fragment starts. Passing a false parameter to the includeall

command causes all pages to not be included in any fragment unless they are explicitly

included by commands such as includeiftextispresent and includeiftextcontainedinbox.

IncludeIfTextIsPresent

All text on the page is searched for the string parameter. If the string parameter is found

somewhere on the page, then the page will be included in the fragment. Since by default

all pages go into one fragment or another, this command is only effective if a false

parameter is passed to the includeall command.

IncludeInASingleFragmentIfTextIsPresent

If the literal string is found to occur in the text that is inside the rectangle, the page is

added to the list of pages to be included in a single fragment. This is meaningless unless

you set includeall to false.

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