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I think I managed this once before, but I feel like I could use a little more guidance than the `se renumber-endnotes -h` command gives, or than I can divine from looking at the code.
So ... say I have a production with 1351 endnotes. I discover that after n.1206, I need to introduce a new note (so "new 1207"), and thus bump the current nn.1207-1351 to nn.1208-1352.
I assume I do the "bump" first, then introduce the new note. But I cannot work out the syntax for the `se` command. Can anyone help? Thanks!
David / Fife, UK
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se shift-endnotes --increment 1 1206
On 6/22/26 10:33 AM, David wrote:
> I think I managed this once before, but I feel like I could use a little
> more guidance than the `se renumber-endnotes -h` command gives, or than
> I can divine from looking at the code <https://github.com/ > standardebooks/tools/blob/master/se/commands/renumber_endnotes.py>.
>
> So ... say I have a production with 1351 endnotes. I discover that after
> n.1206, I need to introduce a new note (so "new 1207"), and thus bump
> the current nn.1207-1351 to nn.1208-1352.
>
> I assume I do the "bump" first, then introduce the new note. But I
> cannot work out the syntax for the `se` command. Can anyone help? Thanks!
>
> David / Fife, UK
>