Thread: How to create TOC, what does split on SGF markers mean?
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Old 11-08-2010, 08:04 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by st_albert View Post
Haven't tried it in a while, but I just tested 0.3.1 and found that if I use the "Chapter Break" button, which splits the chapter immediately, it puts the new file in the right place.

But if I do "view -> insert SGF chapter marker", and then do "tools->Split on SGF chapter markers", the part below the marker goes in a new section file at the end of the list.

The auto-generated filenames are different in the two cases as well.

I haven't tried to see what happens if I place multiple SGF chapter markers in the same file (from within sigil) and then split it up.
3.0made multiple sequential files at the end. You had best know where they really belonged
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