Hello Maarten,
…maybe you are not a Python code checker but I do appreciate your help.
(hell… I am not a programmer and decided during my first and only lesson of
Pascal that I would never get it- 20 years ago).
Thank you for your patience :-)
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On 17 aug. 2012, at 15:01, Eelco Deuling wrote:
> Sorry: this part I had posted already!
>
> This is the second part:
(I'm not a python code checker ;-)
# make sure you import all at the top of your file
# see PEP8
import os
import re
##
# remove
Sorry: this part I had posted already!
This is the second part:
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import os
import re
##
# remove OSX .DS_Store files
##
for root, dirs, files in os.walk('./'):
if '.DS_Store' in files:
os.rem
Hello,
I have done some work and made some progress with it. The following script
is a test-script to generate the manifest part of the content.opf:
---
#!/usr/bin/env python
# call the operating system (?)
###
I am glad you are not offended, and maybe your solution is indeed what I
need… But I agree you should add some documentation, as I cannot get it to
work.
Like I said: I am new to Python, and the solution I work on is my first
effort. I did use parts of Bookbind to write it :-) and I am the first
Don't worry, I'm not offended. You mostly just made me realize that even
if Bookbind is mostly "done," it needs a lot of documentation work still. :)
But, your workflow sounds *close* to that of the book I wrote Bookbind
to create, with the exception of the images, as I didn't have any of
thos
Hello Wats Martin,
I am sorry if I did sound offensive: that was not my intention. I "more or
less" understand what Bookbind tries to do but for me it won't work,
because Markdown has not enough support for classes, id's etc.
I usually start with a InDesign document (a "completed" book for prin
I'll express a *mild* objection here. :) Bookbind is designed to let you
use your own stylesheet for a book and even to override individual pages
if necessary. While the main reason I wrote it is because I write prose
in Markdown these days, being able to do custom styling was pretty
important
Hello Maarten,
Thank you for "cleaning up" my script, and thank you for pointing out to
http://code.google.com/p/python-epub-builder/.
I did find this myself before, but I staggered mentally when I read the
introduction in the Wiki to "create a epub in five minutes", as I hardly
understand a w
Hi,
On 8 aug. 2012, at 14:03, Eelco Deuling wrote:
> I have finished "part one": make a directory structure and all the necessary
> files for an epub.
> As this is my first-ever python script there should be some things wrong, but
> it works:
Let me help you out. The script is not too shabby,
Hello,
I have finished "part one": make a directory structure and all the
necessary files for an epub.
As this is my first-ever python script there should be some things wrong,
but it works:
#!/usr/bin/python
# call the o
Thank you Watts Martin and Charlie Garrison, the solutions do "more than I
want", but that does not mean I am not happy with them. I think I have
enough "hooks" to copy and paste my own solution together. If it works I
will post an update: will take some time though!
Op zaterdag 4 augustus 201
Good morning,
On 4/08/12 at 2:32 AM -0700, Eelco Deuling
wrote:
I was wondering if there is a way to generate the .toc and .opf
files with BBEdit: I think this could be done with a shell
script or a regex text factory that wraps a list (based on file
extensions or tags) but I do not know e
I haven't tried to integrate this directly into BBEdit, but you could
try looking at Pandoc or Bookbind, which are both command-line utilities
for generating EPUB books. Bookbind (which is my own tool) is really
designed to process Markdown documents but can handle pre-made XHTML
instead; Pando
I use BBEdit to prepare my ePubs and used eCub to generate the .toc and
.opf files.
However, eCub starts to show it's age: I could not include video and audio
files so I switched to Sigil.
I dislike Sigil because I have to use the naming convention of this program
and it is sometimes very slow w
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