Thread: Calibre settings for using 'chapter' in TOC
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Old 10-21-2010, 09:13 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by Manichean View Post
Just as a general comment, that expression, if I'm not mistaken, selects entries that have the capitalized word "CHAPTER" inside <p>- tags. You might, in general, want to ignore case, as not all books capitalize their chapter headings. So, just include the flag "i" as below:
Code:
//*[((name()='p') and re:test(., 'CHAPTER', "i"))]
Is there an expression that will match Roman Numerals inside a paragraph tag?

Right now I have to search through the document by hand and prepend the word "Chapter" to each numeral.

I'd like something that would match it on its own.
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