Been using this quite a bit lately.
I even made a few changes and got it to compile on Windows. I've chosen to use Sigil v0.7.3 to patch (I'm just not confident in v0.7.4 or the latest git). It "feels" a little precarious on Windows, but it works! I've had a few random crashes, but that could be my fault--with regard to the changes I made to get it to compile.
One thing I'd be interested in would be the ability to determine whether or not the script actually
changed anything. It'd be nice to be able to skip the whole reloadResource or markBookChanged if the script in question didn't find anything to do. For example; if the smarten punctuation script didn't find anything to smarten, it'd be nice if Sigil didn't change the project to an "unsaved" state.
Cool stuff!
I do have a 64-bit Linux version available (with Qt5.2.1) if anyone is interested in playing. It should install alongside the standard version of Sigil (although both versions will still share the same config directory).
I can make the Windows version available as well--if anyone is feeling adventurous. You're on you're own though if something blows up!
