Thread: How to create TOC, what does split on SGF markers mean?
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Old 11-08-2010, 12:53 PM   #10
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It is weird, because i have been frequently using the split button with good success, (other than the specific conditions that I had bug reported and were fixed) and the new split ended in the proper place.
Haven't tried it in a while, but I just tested 0.3.1 and found that if I use the "Chapter Break" button, which splits the chapter immediately, it puts the new file in the right place.

But if I do "view -> insert SGF chapter marker", and then do "tools->Split on SGF chapter markers", the part below the marker goes in a new section file at the end of the list.

The auto-generated filenames are different in the two cases as well.

I haven't tried to see what happens if I place multiple SGF chapter markers in the same file (from within sigil) and then split it up.
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