Thread: Pi - text editor for Pocketbook
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Old 12-11-2011, 03:15 PM   #17
rkomar
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Originally Posted by yuryfdr View Post
it's a complex problem, as i know ebub may contains many files. Pi is a text editor like notepad or gedit. to use it with ebup you may manualy unzip edit and zip files again. or we need smth like archive manager.
unzip is available on the devices, but zip isn't (at least on my 902 with fw 2.0.4). There is another complication in that EPUB files have to be zipped in a special way. The "mimetype" file should be first and uncompressed, and the rest of the files can be compressed (I'm not sure if they have to be in any particular order). So, it would take some work to get this going.
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