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Old 09-24-2010, 12:32 PM   #59
chaley
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Originally Posted by N13L5 View Post
will this great formatting work for book formats too, like pdf, epub, fb2 etc?
No, not yet.
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So you could get pdf's to be saved in a different folder from epub?

Just wondering, cause the formats the books are available in aren't in columns or metadata per se, since Calibre keeps track of that.
You can get the formats using {formats}, but you can't get the specific format being sent. It isn't in the metadata for the book.

EDIT: of course, if your books have only one format, then {formats} is enough.

I am considering adding a secondary dictionary containing things like device, extension (format), cardname, and possibly others. If I do this, then you will be able to do tests on them. I am thinking the field names will be $X, so (for example) {$ext}/{series}... would do what I think you want. But this isn't here yet.

Last edited by chaley; 09-24-2010 at 04:02 PM. Reason: Add 'only one format' comment
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