Thanks to the plugboard and composite fields, I can now use Calibre for my WinCE/Mobile (Mobipocket) devices.
The filename is made up as;
{author_sort}/{series}/{title} - v{#version:0>2s}
{title} consists of series and index, because the Sony isn't supported by the plugboard. It's not a big deal, as you want the series info with the title anyway, otherwise, ordering by title simply doesn't make any sense.
My plugboard is more interresting:
{#author_title_sort}{#raw:test( - [raw],)} - {title}
is plugged into the title field for PRC and MOBI files.
{#author_title_sort} is a field that looks a bit like {author_sort}, except I don't want the entire first name. Especially on my PDA, where the screenwidth is not too wide, the full name would take too much room.
"Andersen, Hans Christian - Fairy Tales"
vs
"Andersen, H.C. - Fairy Tales"
The {#raw} means I've not checked the book yet and I won't have it in PDF format.
I am working on a save template for my BBMini: it uses these composite fields:
{#folder_name} is a composite field: {#folder_a_t:lookup(#folder_a_t,#u_z)}
{#folder_a_t} is a composite field: {#folder_a_j:lookup(#folder_a_j,#folder_k_t)}
{#folder_k_t} is a composite field: {#k_o:lookup(#k_o,#p_t)}
{#folder_a_j} is a composite field: {#a_e:lookup(#a_e,#f_j)}
{#u_z} is a composite field: {#first_letter:contains([U-Z],[U - Z],)}
{#p_t} is a composite field: {#first_letter:contains([P-T],[P - T],)}
{#k_o} is a compositie field: {#first_letter:contains([K-O],[K - O],)}
{#f_j} is a compositie field: {#first_letter:contains([F-J],[F - J],)}
{#a_e} is a compositie field: {#first_letter:contains([A-E],[A - E],)}
{#first_letter} is a compositie field: {author_sort:.1}
I tried to add them into one, but it gave me an error
