Bug#966283: calibre: Literal "<>" characters in text file not converted properly

2020-07-26 Thread yokota
> Converting a text file (to epub) which included many lines like > " > = > " > resulted in just the character "=". > > As a workaround enscript will produce correct html, but the epub result > looks fine in the calibre viewer, but produces odd underlined text on > a nook ereader. But that is an

Bug#966283: calibre: Literal "<>" characters in text file not converted properly

2020-07-26 Thread Norbert Preining
severity 966283 minor tags 966283 + moreinfo unreproducible thanks Hi > Converting a text file (to epub) which included many lines like > " > = > " > resulted in just the character "=". To add to Yokota-san's excellent answer, I cannot reproduce this. I created a text document: *

Bug#966283: calibre: Literal "<>" characters in text file not converted properly

2020-07-27 Thread ael
On Mon, 27 Jul 2020 06:22:20 +0900 yokota wrote: > > Converting a text file (to epub) which included many lines like > > " > > = > > " > > resulted in just the character "=". > > When converts from TXT format, Calibre tries to detect format type. > Your text file "/usr/share/doc/exim4-base/spec

Bug#966283: calibre: Literal "<>" characters in text file not converted properly

2020-07-27 Thread yokota
> Yes that seems to have worked. Thanks for your testing. FYI, here is my minimal sample file for this issue to reproduce this "bug". -- YOKOTA foo --- --- --- --- --- = foo foo foo foo

Bug#966283: calibre: Literal "<>" characters in text file not converted properly

2020-07-27 Thread Norbert Preining
> FYI, here is my minimal sample file for this issue to reproduce this "bug". Indeed, here it somehow detects html and then it barfs, even when doing ebook-convert .. In this case ebook-convert test.txt test.epub --formatting-type=plain is necessary and succeeds in properly converting the