Multi-reply
Regex
Quote:
Originally Posted by Homer55
does this means that this will apply only when the tag is for example "Wizarding World" but not if the tag is "Wizarding Worlds"?
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Correct.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Homer55
Also, there's a fic that get's tagged as "Saga Of Tanya The Evil, Tanya the Evil (Sort-of), Tanya the evil" tanya the evil get's repeated three times. something like
Code:
category=>^ (Saga Of Tanya The Evil|Tanya the Evil \(Sort-of\)|Tanya the evil)$=>Youjo Senki
would be fine? I ask becuase of the multiple tanya's there |
Yes, but you have a space right after ^ that matters in regexp.
You could generalize it to something like:
Code:
category=>(?i)^.*Tanya The Evil.*$=>Youjo Senki
# (?i) means ignore case and must be at the very start
And it's better to use [code] tags instead of [quote] tags for code sections. I put your code back in--the site discards nested quotes when quoting to reply. FYI.
Series for Anthologies
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Originally Posted by Nickname
Is there a way to add series[0] to existing anthologies in Calibre ?
I found the option to add it to "New Anthologies", but have not figured out what I need to do to make it happen to ones I already have....
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Not with FFF. But because FFF uses the series name for the anthology title, you can copy it to the Series column. This also removes ' Anthology' from it.
A quick search found this
old post that explains how. Except you'd want:
Search Mode: Regular Expression
Search Field: title
Search for: (.*) Anthology
Replace with: \1
Destination Field: series
Quote:
Originally Posted by Nickname
Also : is there a way to make an anthology from the CLI, or is it a plugin option only ?
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Plugin only. My general assumption is CLI users can use epubmerge.py to merge their own anthologies.
Email
Quote:
Originally Posted by John Maverick
I have received this email in my @hotmail.com mail.
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Other people have
reported problems using Microsoft / Outlook also.
I've never used it with any service but Gmail. Gmail started requiring 2FA, but gave an option called Google App Passwords for unique-per-app passwords.
One user reported success switching to mail.gmx.com. I know nothing about it.