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Originally Posted by seabream
When the number of reviews (or favs or follows) is shorter than four digits, this works fine, when there are more, I get : “invalid literal for int() with base 10: ‘1,276’” where 1,276 is the number of reviews in question.
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FFDL doesn't treat favs, etc as numbers--it treats them as strings. So when calibre calls int('456') it works, but not on int('1,234').
I suppose I should change those to a number--or at least strip non-digits--for users who want to use non-US-en number formatting.
In the mean time, you could use replace_metadata to strip ',' from those entries.
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Originally Posted by seabream
2) With round brackets in fandoms and character names on AO3, I haven’t been able to get anything to work successfully. I’ve tried \(, [(] and even .* for the segment containing the brackets e.g.:
characters=>(^Henry.*$)=>Henry Mills&&category=>Once Upon a Time.*
to try to get character and variants: “Henry (Once Upon a Time)” on stories in fandom: “Once Upon a Time (TV)”
In all cases, it’s as though the line doesn’t exist.
Here’s a sample story link: http://archiveofourown.org/works/545044 |
I cannot duplicate this problem. Parans '()' in both the character and category work fine for me. Unless there's a difference between Mac and Windows, I'd suspect you're somehow not applying, maybe? Missing space at the start of a line or something?
I don't even understand the question yet for your part 3. I'll need more time to read that again a couple times.