Quote:
Originally Posted by fekhner
Concerning the multiple tag view navigation, if I understand correctly, you have in mind the same kind of navigation on the DR that you have on the PC with calibre for instance? Could any of that code be used? Or a scaled-down version of calibre directly ported to the DR ? Or, since there is a metadata.calibre exported when you put books through that application, use this as an example of an external tag application that you were mentioning?
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Sorry, don't know calibre. I tested it some time ago but didn't like.
In fact I'm coding a new ebook manager [1], it is in a early phase of development, but it's already showing some of the future potential.
An example of my idea, 3 books with tags:
Hacking the DR -> Computers
Programming in Lua -> Devel, Lua
Algorithms -> Devel
We are at HOME, now we tap on "Tags" entry, we see:
Code:
Tags
[Up] [Computers] [Devel] [Lua]
"Hacking the DR" "Programming in Lua" "Algorithms"
(this is a normal DR iconview, think in the [tags] as special folders. As no tag is selected we see all books).
Now we tap on "Devel", we see:
Code:
Tags: Devel
[Up] [Lua]
"Programming in Lua" "Algorithms"
(no [Computer] because there is no book sharing Devel and Computer tags. We see the 2 files with Devel tag).
Now we tap on "Lua", we see:
Code:
Tags: Devel, Lua
[Up]
"Programming in Lua"
(only one book has both tags).
Looks nice, uhmmm?
Iņigo
[1]
https://bitbucket.org/inigoserna/bidebarrieta