Hi
Forgive me, I did a very unorthodox try using your latest 46 1.7.GNU commit.
I took a big odt file (a whole book, a little under 300k) which I previously used as a source for an EPUB. I used your
odt2html and got a sizable
output.html file. I guessed I could open it after about 30 seconds but I got no warning information about when the processing exactly ended.
Since I did not know how to follow, I created a new EPUB with the Calibre editor out of this file. Then I imported the two stylesheets from my original EPUB. Within the EPUB, I linked this
output.html file to these two stylesheets.
I checked with Calibre. It only complained that the text file was too big. I split it in two and I had a working EPUB which certainly I could read anywhere.
I noticed of course some defects in the display.
- the paragraph styles were nearly properly reported though some stylenames were interspersed with
_20_ like Text_20_body instead of Textbody, or Ital_20_droite instead of Italdroite. This was easily corrected. Other paragraph names were properly transcribed (Quotation, Centrage,...).
The main missing points are theses ones:
- the titles were treated as plain paragraph (p class="Heading"). Intermediate h2 tags (chapters) disappeared. So I could not produce a usable toc.ncx
- the small fry (I mean the
i, sup, /br, ... tags) were all treated like a common span without any parameter, which means there is of course some transcription work to do in this area.
All in all, I did not expect to get such a quick and workable result with an odt file of this size.
Congratulations!