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More elegant way of writing my plugboard
I'm using the series column with a series_index of zero to prefix books on my kindle, here's the behavior.
Series = 'Anthology', series_index = 0, title = "Robot Dreams" -> Athology - Robot Dreams Books with a non-zero series number come out like so -> Foundation #02 - Some Spacey Book And without a series just the title. Here's the code I use, broken over lines: {series} {series_index:'finish_formatting(strcmp($, 0, '', '', $), "02d", " #", "")'} {series:'test($, " - ", "")'} {title} Is there a way of doing that more concisely? And I never got format_number to work ever. Windows portable and installed versions. It always output nothing even with numeric test values. And is there a way to find the max number in a series for a particular author so you could do things like book X of Y. Doing it using inbuilt funcs without adding a custom column with the value. Thanks. Last edited by Space Dracula; 01-30-2017 at 08:34 PM. |
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