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Banjo · 09-17-2018, 10:18 PM

Thanks for the quick replies. I will look into those ideas.

I agree that it is not a big deal to do a quick edit of the TOC files after the updates. It would just be a matter of not forgetting to do it. But that is certainly not a show-stopper.

It would be interesting to compile a unique version of Sigil, but that will take me some time to set up. I am running on Linux Mint 18.1. I have Qt Creator installed. Would that be an appropriate IDE to use for builds?

Banjo
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09-17-2018, 10:18 PM	#4
Banjo Zealot Posts: 120 Karma: 5276 Join Date: Feb 2013 Device: Asus Zen Pad	Thanks for the quick replies. I will look into those ideas. I agree that it is not a big deal to do a quick edit of the TOC files after the updates. It would just be a matter of not forgetting to do it. But that is certainly not a show-stopper. It would be interesting to compile a unique version of Sigil, but that will take me some time to set up. I am running on Linux Mint 18.1. I have Qt Creator installed. Would that be an appropriate IDE to use for builds? Banjo (_)=='=~