Thread: Suggestion: Book level variables
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Old 02-17-2014, 11:22 AM   #15
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Quote:
Originally Posted by kovidgoyal View Post
No, you need to change the function to replace both the comment and the following number (if any), like this:
What would happen if the <!-- comment# --> was something like multiple and varing words or a epub metadata? For example


(ver1) epub text with tags = Fiction, Adventure, Escapist, PubDomain

"and the tags in my book are <!-- tags -->"


Find:

Code:
<!-- tags -->
Replace:

Code:
Tag function ()
[no idea how to actually write it]

Result #1:

"and the tags in my book are <!-- tags --> Fiction, Adventure, Escapist, PubDomain"

(ver 2) If I were to revise the tags to "Fiction, Adventure, Public Domain", then is it possible to replace the original "Fiction, Adventure, Escapist, PubDomain" with the updated tags?
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