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Originally Posted by ownedbycats
Do the site-specific ones run before or after defaults? I have a replace_metadata in defaults that changes it:
Code:
replace_metadata:
## Prettyizes fanfiction publishers.
site=>www.fanfiction.net=>FanFiction.net
site=>archiveofourown.org=>Archive of Our Own
also, commenting out the line with FanFiction.net didn't help anyways.... |
Shouldn't that be "publisher" not "site"? That's what I use to change the publisher look in the title page.
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Originally Posted by JimmXinu
Detailed discussion of regular expression complexity and efficiency is rather out of scope for this group. FFF uses Python's re library, I'm sure one can find both practical and scholarly articles on regexp complexity--I know it featured in several of my ComSci classes once upon a time.
Short answer: yes, replace_metadata lines are checked against everything that they might apply to and adding more numerous and more complex lines can cause noticeable slowdowns.
I believe the practical limit is somewhere that I would call "waaaay beyond reasonable". Because there are regulars here who routinely use setups that I would call "waaaay beyond reasonable".  |
Yeah, I was actually thinking about doing something waaaaay waaaaaay beyond reasonable, but now that I know, I won't. I don't want FFF to download one fic for 5 hours.
Also, just wanted to add that
https://archive.skyehawke.com/ seems to be down for good.
EDIT: Another two things. Sorry for being a pain and a bother.
1. FFF seems not to collect ratings from ncisfiction.com. Is there a way i can fix it? Example:
https://www.ncisfiction.com/viewstory.php?sid=6625
2. Is there a way to delete certain words from descriptions (summaries) of fics?