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Originally Posted by druss67
In fact I would like, to have a kind of historical/statistics like this : the book named “the Hobbit” have been read from 01/07/2013 to 25/07/2013 in 65hours.
In an excel file or the best will be an integration into Calibre.
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More than just a re-format then.
Hmm...
An accumulation of the reading time per book;
Plus the start and the end time.
Since that is not reporting anything that would show (directly) that a person was reading more than one book at a time - -
Perhaps include a count of the "reading sessions" ?
Think of that for a moment...
Otherwise a "reference book" in the report would look like it took the entire time you had the book on the device to read it.
But with a "reading sessions" count, that would be a real tip-off that the book was only being used as a reference.
(The "reading sessions" count would be unusually high.)
*And*
How about reporting the length of the book? (that log might be showing us how many bytes total is in the book.)
or
Perhaps the average bytes per "reading session"?
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Output format(s):
How about something general purpose, that almost anything can use?
Like CSV (comma separated variables)?
Note: In general, members of this forum do not do custom "code this for me" requests. (Although some members do "work for hire".)
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Processing:
All the above relatively easy to do in Lua.
But Lua is only pre-installed by Amazon in the 5-series firmware and this request is for a 4-series firmware device.
I do not know off-hand what processing resources are pre-installed by Amazon in the 4-series firmware.
Hmm...
On the subject of Lua -
Why not switch this thread's subject into a "feature request" for either (or all) of our multi-format readers?
Those are already written in Lua, work across device types, and are open source programs. Under **our** control, not under Amazon's ?