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enuddleyarbl · 01-02-2023, 04:25 PM

Both of those logs in my first two posts end at the same point (even though I let one run go for over two minutes and the other only a few seconds):

Code:

Parsing text/part0035.html ...
*********  Heuristic processing HTML  *********
replaced 5 nbsp indents with inline styles
There are 1 blank lines. 0.00546448087431694 percent blank
Hard line breaks check returned False
Median line length is 101, calculated with html format
Fixing hyphenated content
Formatting scene breaks

I don't really know how to read that, but if it means it was in text/part0035.html when it got stuck, there are non-breaking spaces in that file. In the original AZW3, those are

Code:

& # x 0 0 A 0 ; (I had to modify that string since even code blocks replaced it

codes. In the file I got from KindleUnpack, there are no codes there at all (just yellow blocks of space. Ditto for what's there if I run the AZW3 through Calibre's Polish Books function (which works fine, though it takes more time than I'd expect). I see references to

Code:

& n b s p ;

and

Code:

& # 1 6 0 ;

as being the usual way of creating non-breaking spaces. Could Calibre be having issues with

Code:

& # x 0 0 A 0 ;

?

01-02-2023, 04:25 PM	#6
enuddleyarbl Guru Posts: 792 Karma: 1538394 Join Date: Sep 2013 Device: Kobo Sage	Both of those logs in my first two posts end at the same point (even though I let one run go for over two minutes and the other only a few seconds): Code: Parsing text/part0035.html ... ******* Heuristic processing HTML ******* replaced 5 nbsp indents with inline styles There are 1 blank lines. 0.00546448087431694 percent blank Hard line breaks check returned False Median line length is 101, calculated with html format Fixing hyphenated content Formatting scene breaks I don't really know how to read that, but if it means it was in text/part0035.html when it got stuck, there are non-breaking spaces in that file. In the original AZW3, those are Code: & # x 0 0 A 0 ; (I had to modify that string since even code blocks replaced it codes. In the file I got from KindleUnpack, there are no codes there at all (just yellow blocks of space. Ditto for what's there if I run the AZW3 through Calibre's Polish Books function (which works fine, though it takes more time than I'd expect). I see references to Code: & n b s p ; and Code: & # 1 6 0 ; as being the usual way of creating non-breaking spaces. Could Calibre be having issues with Code: & # x 0 0 A 0 ; ? Last edited by enuddleyarbl; 01-02-2023 at 04:30 PM.