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Fix tocpage links and correct index04 vs index, issue #320.

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Jim Miller 2018-07-17 10:58:13 -05:00
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calibre-plugin/plugin-defaults.ini
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@ -400,16 +400,18 @@ chapter_title_strip_pattern:^[0-9]+[\.: -]+(?=[^0-9]|$)
mark_new_chapters:false
## chapter title patterns use python template substitution. The
## ${index} is the 'chapter' number and ${title} is the chapter title,
## after applying chapter_title_strip_pattern. Those are the only
## variables available.
## ${number} is the 'chapter' number and ${title} is the chapter
## title, after applying chapter_title_strip_pattern. ${index04} is
## chapter number padded with leading zeros (mostly for internal use)
## such as 0001. ${index} == ${number} for backward compatibility. A
## few site adapters add additional chapter metadata.
## The basic pattern used when not using add_chapter_numbers or
## mark_new_chapters
chapter_title_def_pattern:${title}
## Pattern used with add_chapter_numbers, but not mark_new_chapters
chapter_title_add_pattern:${index}. ${title}
chapter_title_add_pattern:${number}. ${title}
## Pattern used with mark_new_chapters, but not add_chapter_numbers
## (new) is just text and can be changed.
@ -417,7 +419,7 @@ chapter_title_new_pattern:(new) ${title}
## Pattern used with add_chapter_numbers and mark_new_chapters
## (new) is just text and can be changed.
chapter_title_addnew_pattern:${index}. (new) ${title}
chapter_title_addnew_pattern:${number}. (new) ${title}
## Uses a python template substitution. The ${title} is the default
## title of a new anthology, <series name> in the case of a series, or
@ -684,7 +686,7 @@ use_threadmark_wordcounts:true
## chapter_title_*_pattern settings.
## Example:
#tocpage_entry:
# <a href="#section${index}">${chapter}</a> ${date} ${kwords}<br />
# <a href="#section${index04}">${chapter}</a> ${date} ${kwords}<br />
## The 'date' value for chapters mentioned above can be formated with
## datethreadmark_format. Otherwise it will default to

6
fanficfare/adapters/base_adapter.py
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@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ class BaseSiteAdapter(Configurable):
self.story = Story(configuration)
self.story.setMetadata('site',self.getConfigSection())
self.story.setMetadata('dateCreated',datetime.now())
self.chapterUrls = [] # tuples of (chapter title,chapter url)
self.chapterUrls = [] # dicts of (chapter title,chapter url)
self.chapterFirst = None
self.chapterLast = None
self.oldchapters = None
@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ class BaseSiteAdapter(Configurable):
if self.ignore_chapter_url_list == None:
self.ignore_chapter_url_list = [ self.normalize_chapterurl(u) for u in self.getConfig('ignore_chapter_url_list').splitlines() ]
if self.normalize_chapterurl(url) not in self.ignore_chapter_url_list:
meta = dict(othermeta) # copy
meta = defaultdict(unicode,othermeta) # copy othermeta
meta.update({'title':stripHTML(title),'url':url}) # after other to make sure they are set
self.chapterUrls.append(meta)
self.story.setMetadata('numChapters', self.num_chapters())
@ -166,7 +166,7 @@ class BaseSiteAdapter(Configurable):
return self.chapterUrls[i].get(attr,None)
def get_chapters(self):
return copy.copy(self.chapterUrls)
return copy.deepcopy(self.chapterUrls)
def del_chapter(self,i):
del self.chapterUrls[i]

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fanficfare/defaults.ini
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@ -403,16 +403,18 @@ chapter_title_strip_pattern:^[0-9]+[\.: -]+(?=[^0-9]|$)
mark_new_chapters:false
## chapter title patterns use python template substitution. The
## ${index} is the 'chapter' number and ${title} is the chapter title,
## after applying chapter_title_strip_pattern. Those are the only
## variables available.
## ${number} is the 'chapter' number and ${title} is the chapter
## title, after applying chapter_title_strip_pattern. ${index04} is
## chapter number padded with leading zeros (mostly for internal use)
## such as 0001. ${index} == ${number} for backward compatibility. A
## few site adapters add additional chapter metadata.
## The basic pattern used when not using add_chapter_numbers or
## mark_new_chapters
chapter_title_def_pattern:${title}
## Pattern used with add_chapter_numbers, but not mark_new_chapters
chapter_title_add_pattern:${index}. ${title}
chapter_title_add_pattern:${number}. ${title}
## Pattern used with mark_new_chapters, but not add_chapter_numbers
## (new) is just text and can be changed.
@ -420,7 +422,7 @@ chapter_title_new_pattern:(new) ${title}
## Pattern used with add_chapter_numbers and mark_new_chapters
## (new) is just text and can be changed.
chapter_title_addnew_pattern:${index}. (new) ${title}
chapter_title_addnew_pattern:${number}. (new) ${title}
## Reorder ships so b/a and c/b/a become a/b and a/b/c. '/' is no
## longer hard coded and can be changed and added to with
@ -711,7 +713,7 @@ use_threadmark_wordcounts:true
## chapter_title_*_pattern settings.
## Example:
#tocpage_entry:
# <a href="#section${index}">${chapter}</a> ${date} ${kwords}<br />
# <a href="#section${index04}">${chapter}</a> ${date} ${kwords}<br />
## The 'date' value for chapters mentioned above can be formated with
## datethreadmark_format. Otherwise it will default to

33
fanficfare/story.py
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@ -1020,8 +1020,12 @@ class Story(Configurable):
'toctitle':chapter['title'],
'new':newchap,
'number':len(self.chapters)+1,
'index':len(self.chapters)+1,
'0index':"%04d"%(len(self.chapters)+1)})
'index04':"%04d"%(len(self.chapters)+1)})
## Due to poor planning on my part, chapter_title_*_pattern
## expect index==1 while output settings expected index=0001.
## index04 is to disambiguate, but index is kept for users'
## pre-existing settings.
chapter['index']=chapter['index04']
self.chapters.append(chapter)
def getChapters(self,fortoc=False):
@ -1065,22 +1069,17 @@ class Story(Configurable):
else:
usetempl = templ
# logger.debug("chap(%s)"%chap)
# Chapter = namedtuple('Chapter', 'url title html origtitle toctitle new')
chapter = defaultdict(unicode,chap)
chapter['chapter'] = chapter['title'] = usetempl.substitute(chap)
chapter['origtitle'] = templ.substitute(chap)
chapter['toctitle'] = toctempl.substitute(chap)
chapter['index'] = chap['number'] ## Due to poor planning on my part, chapter_title_*_pattern
retval.append(chapter) ## expect index==1 not index=0001 like output settings.
# Chapter(chap.url,
# # 'new'
# usetempl.substitute({'index':index+1,'title':chap.title}),
# chap.html,
# # 'orig'
# templ.substitute({'index':index+1,'title':chap.title}),
# # 'toc'
# toctempl.substitute({'index':index+1,'title':chap.title}),
# chap.new) )
## Due to poor planning on my part,
## chapter_title_*_pattern expect index==1 not
## index=0001 like output settings. index04 is now
## used, but index is still included for backward
## compatibility.
chapter['index'] = chapter['number']
chapter['chapter'] = chapter['title'] = usetempl.substitute(chapter)
chapter['origtitle'] = templ.substitute(chapter)
chapter['toctitle'] = toctempl.substitute(chapter)
retval.append(chapter)
else:
retval = self.chapters

18
fanficfare/writers/writer_epub.py
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@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ ${value}<br />
''')
self.EPUB_TOC_ENTRY = string.Template('''
<a href="file${index}.xhtml">${chapter}</a><br />
<a href="file${index04}.xhtml">${chapter}</a><br />
''')
self.EPUB_TOC_PAGE_END = string.Template('''
@ -540,12 +540,12 @@ div { margin: 0pt; padding: 0pt; }
for index, chap in enumerate(self.story.getChapters(fortoc=True)):
if chap['html']:
i=index+1
items.append(("file%04d"%i,
"OEBPS/file%04d.xhtml"%i,
items.append(("file%s"%chap['index04'],
"OEBPS/file%s.xhtml"%chap['index04'],
"application/xhtml+xml",
chap['title']))
itemrefs.append("file%04d"%i)
chapurlmap[chap['url']]="file%04d.xhtml"%i # url -> relative epub file name.
itemrefs.append("file%s"%chap['index04'])
chapurlmap[chap['url']]="file%s.xhtml"%chap['index04'] # url -> relative epub file name.
if dologpage:
if self.getConfig("logpage_at_end") == "true":
@ -715,12 +715,6 @@ div { margin: 0pt; padding: 0pt; }
chap['title']=removeEntities(chap['title'])
chap['origchapter']=removeEntities(chap['origtitle'])
chap['tocchapter']=removeEntities(chap['toctitle'])
# vals={'url':removeEntities(chap.url),
# 'chapter':removeEntities(chap.title),
# 'origchapter':removeEntities(chap.origtitle),
# 'tocchapter':removeEntities(chap.toctitle),
# 'index':"%04d"%(index+1),
# 'number':index+1}
# escape double quotes in all vals.
for k,v in chap.items():
if isinstance(v,basestring): chap[k]=v.replace('"','&quot;')
@ -734,7 +728,7 @@ div { margin: 0pt; padding: 0pt; }
# (200k+)
fullhtml = re.sub(r'(</p>|<br ?/>)\n*',r'\1\n',fullhtml)
outputepub.writestr("OEBPS/file%04d.xhtml"%(index+1),fullhtml.encode('utf-8'))
outputepub.writestr("OEBPS/file%s.xhtml"%chap['index04'],fullhtml.encode('utf-8'))
del fullhtml
if self.story.calibrebookmark:

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fanficfare/writers/writer_html.py
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@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ ${output_css}
## anchor to work. Which it does by default. This
## could also be made configurable if some user
## changed it.
chapurlmap[chap['url']]="#section%04d"%(index+1) # url -> index
chapurlmap[chap['url']]="#section"%chap['index04'] # url -> index
for index, chap in enumerate(self.story.getChapters()):
if chap['html']:
@ -157,7 +157,6 @@ ${output_css}
logging.debug('Writing chapter text for: %s' % chap['title'])
# vals={'url':chap.url, 'chapter':chap.title, 'index':"%04d"%(index+1), 'number':index+1}
self._write(out,CHAPTER_START.substitute(chap))
self._write(out,chap_data)
self._write(out,CHAPTER_END.substitute(chap))

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fanficfare/writers/writer_mobi.py
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@ -164,7 +164,6 @@ ${value}<br />
for index, chap in enumerate(self.story.getChapters()):
if chap['html']:
logger.debug('Writing chapter text for: %s' % chap['title'])
# vals={'url':chap.url, 'chapter':chap.title, 'index':"%04d"%(index+1), 'number':index+1}
fullhtml = CHAPTER_START.substitute(chap) + chap['html'] + CHAPTER_END.substitute(chap)
# ffnet(& maybe others) gives the whole chapter text
# as one line. This causes problems for nook(at

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fanficfare/writers/writer_txt.py
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@ -157,7 +157,6 @@ End file.
for index, chap in enumerate(self.story.getChapters()):
if chap['html']:
logging.debug('Writing chapter text for: %s' % chap['title'])
# vals={'url':chap.url, 'chapter':chap.title, 'index':"%04d"%(index+1), 'number':index+1}
self._write(out,self.lineends(self.wraplines(removeAllEntities(CHAPTER_START.substitute(chap)))))
self._write(out,self.lineends(html2text(chap['html'],bodywidth=self.wrap_width)))
self._write(out,self.lineends(self.wraplines(removeAllEntities(CHAPTER_END.substitute(chap)))))