rmpdf

Documentation

Index

• Constants
• Variables
• func RM2PDF(inputpath string, outfile string, template string, verbose bool, ...) error
• type LocalColour
  • func (l *LocalColour) UnmarshalFlag(value string) error
• type StrokeSetting
  • func (s *StrokeSetting) Width(penwidth float32) float64

Constants

const MMtoRMPoints = 2.83465

MMtoRMPoints is the conversion between millimeters and standard postscript points

const PDFHeightInMM = 297.0000

PDFHeightInMM is the width of a PDF in millimetres

const PDFWidthInMM = 222.6264

PDFWidthInMM is the width of a PDF in millimetres

const Pts2RMPoints = 2.222 // eyeballed conversion

Pts2RMPoints is the conversion from rm pixels to points, theoretically 2.2253

Variables

var LayerRegister = map[string]int{}

LayerRegister is a Layer names

var StrokeMap = map[int]string{
	2: "pen",
	4: "fineliner",
	3: "marker",
	5: "highligher",
	6: "eraser",
	7: "sharp pencil",
	8: "erase area",

	12: "paint",
	13: "mechanical pencil",
	14: "pencil",
	15: "ballpoint",
	16: "marker",
	17: "pen",
	18: "highlighter",
}

StrokeMap is a Map of pen numbers in a reMarkable binary .rm file

var StrokeSettings = map[string]StrokeSetting{
	"pen": {
		Colour:         colornames.Black,
		StdWidth:       2.0,
		Opacity:        1,
		ColourOverride: true,
	},
	"highlighter": {
		Colour:         colornames.Blue,
		StdWidth:       15.0,
		Opacity:        0.4,
		ColourOverride: true,
	},
	"fineliner": {
		Colour:         colornames.Blue,
		StdWidth:       1.0,
		Opacity:        1,
		ColourOverride: true,
	},
	"marker": {
		Colour:         colornames.Black,
		StdWidth:       3.8,
		Opacity:        1,
		ColourOverride: true,
	},
	"ballpoint": {

		Colour:   colornames.Slategray,
		StdWidth: 1.75,
		Opacity:  0.8,
	},
	"pencil": {
		Colour:   colornames.Black,
		StdWidth: 1.9,
		Opacity:  1,
	},
	"mechanical pencil": {
		Colour:   colornames.Black,
		StdWidth: 1.2,
		Opacity:  0.7,
	},
	"paint": {
		Colour:   color.RGBA{55, 55, 55, 220},
		StdWidth: 4.8,
		Opacity:  0.8,
	},
	"eraser": {
		Colour:   colornames.White,
		StdWidth: 9.0,
		Opacity:  0,
	},
	"erase area": {
		Colour:   colornames.White,
		StdWidth: 9.0,
		Opacity:  0,
	},
}

StrokeSettings sets the pen default settings

var UnknownPens = make(map[int]int)

UnknownPens is an unknown pen register

Functions

func RM2PDF

func RM2PDF(inputpath string, outfile string, template string, verbose bool, colours []LocalColour) error

RM2PDF is the main entry point for the programme. It takes a single string pointing to a valid PDF file (or the replacement A4 template) with an associated set of reMarkable metadata and .rm files. It then makes a PDF page for each page in the original PDF (although the template file's first page is recycled) and then adds each layer of the associated page's .rm file on top of that, finally writing the resulting pdf to outfile. Custom colours may be specified for each layer.

Types

type LocalColour

type LocalColour struct {
	Name   string
	Colour color.RGBA
}

LocalColour describes a color by name and RGBA value

func (*LocalColour) UnmarshalFlag

func (l *LocalColour) UnmarshalFlag(value string) error

UnmarshalFlag generates the colour value for a colour string

type StrokeSetting

type StrokeSetting struct {
	Colour         color.RGBA
	StdWidth       float32
	Opacity        float64
	ColourOverride bool
}

StrokeSetting describes strokes from an .rm file in a pdf document. Although Colours are defined as RGBA values, they all have solid (255) Alpha values. The width of each stroke is a value representing the medium-sized pen width of each pen type (the middle of three values), although StdWidth is an eyeballed/very approximate value which is further adjusted through StrokeSetting.Width(). In future it may be better to set the widths explictly in this struct. The Alpha value is set separately using the Opacity value. The ColourOverride property determines if the colour of the stroke may be manually overridden by command-line options.

func (*StrokeSetting) Width

func (s *StrokeSetting) Width(penwidth float32) float64

Width sets pen widths. Each rm pen comes in three widths, 1.875, 2.000, 2.125, so provide a fractional width calculation done by eyeballing what seems about right. It probably makes sense to move the widths to the map of pens in future.