[GUI Plugin] Count Pages

[BetterRed]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

You should not be fixing the output warning. Others in this thread told me that when I fixed the output warning and posted the fixed version. In fact, it was removed. So maybe this version will also be removed.

Good grief, the gall of the man… never contributed a single plugin, tells a man who has contributed 30+ plugins over the past 15 years how to maintain them.

BR

[Mister L]

First, thank you for this plugin, I really like it.

EDIT disregard my question, I was making things too complicated. I am not sure what is the rule here, if this question should be deleted to avoid further confusion, please feel free.

Originally Posted by Glsparks2

Since Calibre Version 9 creates a Pages column, I notice that the page count generated by this plugin is frequently much different that the Calibre page count. For example an epub has 364 pages per the plugin and 241 per Calibre. This is not a big deal since I realize that both are estimates but wonder if there are plans to modify the plugin to near-match Calibre's estimate.

I am currently using the ADE algorithm and the Plug In count and new Calibre counts are close but not identical. I am using the plugin results to send a page count to my kobo (displayed as a subtitle) so I have a reference for how long a book is (the kobo page count changes based on font size etc.). Both / either of these numbers are fine for my use, I am not bothered if it's not exactly the same as a paper edition, but having two different counts is making me a little bit twitchy. Would it be possible to add the Calibre page count as an option to the plugin, so I would have the same number everywhere ? If it's not possible / too complicated to be worth it, it's not a problem, but just in case it's very easy to do it would be nice.

[JimmXinu]

Originally Posted by Mister L

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Would it be possible to add the Calibre page count as an option to the plugin, so I would have the same number everywhere ? If it's not possible / too complicated to be worth it, it's not a problem, but just in case it's very easy to do it would be nice.

It's kiwidude's call, obviously, but what value is there to having this plugin give you the same number Calibre does?

If you like the Calibre number better, just use it...

[theducks]

Originally Posted by JimmXinu

It's kiwidude's call, obviously, but what value is there to having this plugin give you the same number Calibre does?

If you like the Calibre number better, just use it...

[Mister L]

Originally Posted by JimmXinu

It's kiwidude's call, obviously, but what value is there to having this plugin give you the same number Calibre does?

If you like the Calibre number better, just use it...

I send the page count to my Kobo in the subtitle field when I transfer a book. I don't think I can do that directly from Calibre's pages column because the name doesn't start with # (pages instead of #pages) so I can't use my code with that column. I would just like to have the same count in both places (in Calibre and on my Kobo) and I'm looking for the easiest way to do it, and automating the process is obviously the easiest way, so I am just checking if it's possible / easy to try it from this side. Obviously it's not important enough (even to me) to put a lot of effort into it, but I might as well ask the question just in case, right ? If it's not possible / too much trouble to be worth it then no worries.

[Mister L]

Originally Posted by Mister L

I send the page count to my Kobo in the subtitle field when I transfer a book. I don't think I can do that directly from Calibre's pages column because the name doesn't start with # (pages instead of #pages) so I can't use my code with that column. I would just like to have the same count in both places (in Calibre and on my Kobo) and I'm looking for the easiest way to do it, and automating the process is obviously the easiest way, so I am just checking if it's possible / easy to try it from this side. Obviously it's not important enough (even to me) to put a lot of effort into it, but I might as well ask the question just in case, right ? If it's not possible / too much trouble to be worth it then no worries.

Never mind, I was making things too complicated, I have found an easier solution.