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Update comments for include_subject_tags x_LIST
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@ -153,8 +153,19 @@ allow_unsafe_filename: false
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## number, or one of _. []()&'-
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output_filename_safepattern:(^\.|/\.|[^a-zA-Z0-9_\. \[\]\(\)&'-]+)
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## entries to make epub subjects and calibre tags
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## include_subject_tags: entries to make epub subjects and calibre tags
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## lastupdate creates two tags: "Last Update Year/Month: %Y/%m" and "Last Update: %Y/%m/%d"
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##
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## By default, entries listed in include_subject_tags are used as
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## lists, skipping any <entry>_LIST processing in
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## replace_metadata/etc. You can instead use <entry>_LIST in
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## include_subject_tags to get the whole list as one string.
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##
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## You can also use <entry>.SPLIT to split each value in the entry on
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## ',' for individual values. .SPLIT was basically obsoleted by \,
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## splitting, but may still be used in some users' config. Can also
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## be combined with _LIST as <entry>_LIST.SPLIT to get both
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## <entry>_LIST processing in replace_metadata/etc *and* split by ','
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include_subject_tags: extratags, genre, category, characters, ships, status
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## extra tags (comma separated) to include, primarily for epub.
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## number, or one of _. []()&'-
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output_filename_safepattern:(^\.|/\.|[^a-zA-Z0-9_\. \[\]\(\)&'-]+)
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## entries to make epub subjects and calibre tags
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## include_subject_tags: entries to make epub subjects and calibre tags
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## lastupdate creates two tags: "Last Update Year/Month: %Y/%m" and "Last Update: %Y/%m/%d"
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##
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## By default, entries listed in include_subject_tags are used as
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## lists, skipping any <entry>_LIST processing in
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## replace_metadata/etc. You can instead use <entry>_LIST in
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## include_subject_tags to get the whole list as one string.
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##
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## You can also use <entry>.SPLIT to split each value in the entry on
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## ',' for individual values. .SPLIT was basically obsoleted by \,
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## splitting, but may still be used in some users' config. Can also
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## be combined with _LIST as <entry>_LIST.SPLIT to get both
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## <entry>_LIST processing in replace_metadata/etc *and* split by ','
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include_subject_tags: extratags, genre, category, characters, ships, lastupdate, status
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## extra tags (comma separated) to include, primarily for epub.
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@ -456,6 +467,7 @@ chapter_title_strip_pattern:^[0-9]+[\.: -]+(?=[^0-9]|$)
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## If set to latestonly, only new chapters downloaded this time will
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## be marked (new) and existing chapters will have any (new) marks
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## removed.
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##
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## mark_new_chapters can be true, false or latestonly
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mark_new_chapters:false
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## include images from img tags in the body and summary of
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## stories. Images will be converted to jpg for size if possible.
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## include_images is *only* available in epub and html output format.
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## include_images is *not* available in the web service in any format.
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#include_images:false
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## Quality level to use when converting images to jpg. Range is 0-100,
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value_list = self.getList(entry_key,
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removeallentities=removeallentities)
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if '.SPLIT' in entry:
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# .SPLIT is obsolete, but may be used in some
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# users' config. split each entry value by ','
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# split each entry value by ',' .SPLIT was basically
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# obsoleted by \, splitting, but may still be used in
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# some users' config. Could also be useful with _LIST
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# now.
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split_list = []
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for value in value_list:
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split_list.extend(value.split(','))
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