[pchrist7]

Originally Posted by chaley

You can do it.

Try playing with some variant of this

def evaluate(self, formatter, kwargs, mi, locals, val, is_read_pct, is_read_str, 
				is_reading_str, no_page_read_str):
	try:
		test_val = int(is_read_pct)
	except:
		return 'is_read_pct is not a number'

	import re
	mg = re.match('\s(\d+[-/]\d+[-/]\d\d\d\d).*?Last Page Read: location \d+ \((\d+)%\)', val, re.I + re.DOTALL);
	if mg is None:
		return no_page_read_str
	date = mg.group(1)
	pct = mg.group(2)
	try:
		f = int(pct)
		if f >= test_val:
			return date
		return is_reading_str + ': ' + pct + '%'
	except:
		pass
	return no_page_read_str

I haven't tried it, so it might not compile. Should be close.

I changed the regexp in the re(...) clause to carve out both the date and the percent. If it finds them, then the ifs below choose what to return.

Have fun.

Hi Chaley
Thanks a lot. You probably saved a lot testing hours, trying to grab the date.
Will test a bit later today when I'm home from work.