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Three parts: RTL layout support, made inputs behave naturally in RTL modes, and updated tutorial for RTL books. To add RTL layout support: ‣ Don't force LTR layout on DOM when loading. ‣ Disable "overflow: hidden" in RTL mode to compensate for an issue in Chrome, and disable scrollbars on all browsers to compensate for the side effect of this turning on scrollbars. ‣ Have viewport hide the RTL mode by negating scrolls and viewport position requests in RTL mode. ‣ Initialize viewport in paged mode layout so that it properly saves RTL mode. ‣ Remove all raw calls to pageXOffset and pageYOffset ‣ Put viewport_to_document in ScrollViewport so that it can abstract away RTL mode in this case, too. ‣ Get rid of calls to reset_transforms and make it private, since it is only called to prepare for viewport_to_document. Put the call there, instead. ‣ Use bounding box right instead of left for position of various elements when the viewport is in RTL mode, since the right side is the beginning of the element in this case. To made input behave naturally in RTL: ‣ Get page progression direction from ePub. ‣ Add rtl_page_progression() function to return whether we're in this mode. ‣ Added support to tell page advance functions whether they should flip their direction if RTL is on. ‣ Changed touch behavior to support different position for going back and forward in RTL books. Tutorial changes: ‣ Flipped tutorial so that next and previous page are reversed in position and size in RTL mode. ‣ Added a new counter so that RTL tutorial is shown even if user has already seen LTR tutorial. |
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calibre
calibre is an e-book manager. It can view, convert, edit and catalog e-books in all of the major e-book formats. It can also talk to e-book reader devices. It can go out to the internet and fetch metadata for your books. It can download newspapers and convert them into e-books for convenient reading. It is cross platform, running on Linux, Windows and macOS.
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