Thread: Convert TXT to anything - simply wraps with < html > < body > ?
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Old 08-04-2009, 07:41 PM   #4
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jmurphy View Post
How does Calibre unwrap hardline broke paragraphs?

Or, more to the point: How does Calibre recognize paragraphs in TXT files? Is it expecting double spacing? The TXT file I tested with only had single spacing...

John
It recognizes single spaced lines as the same paragraph. All paragraphs are borken by an empty line.

So:

Code:
line1 is right here.
line2  is part of the same paragraph as line1.
Code:
line 1 is it's own.

line2 is also it's own.
It almost sounds like the file is:

Code:
    para
    para
    para
In which case that would be interpreted as all one large paragraph.
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