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Originally Posted by snarkophilus
Great idea, but I can see this getting hairy quickly! Some books use lower case chapter names, so an algorithm that was smart enough to pick lower case letters at the start of a paragraph style instead of a chapter name style would be nice. Maybe something that counts the number of time a style was used? I've also seen cases where a paragraph that finishes with a lower case letter or a comma and the next starts with an upperc case character are still "bad breaks".
I'm sure there's someone in the Sigil world who has built up a fancy regex to find many of these. (Quick search...) There are some examples here, here, here and here.
Definitely a handy one if it could be implemented.  |
I have about 5 or 6 that I use in Sigil. Only 2, do I ever run using the 'All" button. The rest I step thru (it is still a very fast operation) , some times I do skip the replace .
There are still EXCEPTIONS
. (lots of Publishers Boilerplate should not be touched).
I am currently reading a book that has a acronym that starts with a lower case letter.
A.M. or P.M. will fail. (One of my searches dos fix Mr. Mrs. ... splits )
Still, Nothing beats the human eyeball for spotting errors