PRS-500 Need help with Html2Lrf (screen attached)

[alophind]

Hi , When ever I try to make lrf from screenshot 1 (html file) I get the screenshot 2 (lrf file).

Why is the lrf always cropped in those pictures ?

The html code is this :

<DIV class=examplewrapper>
<DIV class=example style="WIDTH: 439px">
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 border=0>
<TR vAlign=top>
<TD class=examplehand><SPAN class=nowrap>
<IMG alt=Ac src="1.gif"/>
<IMG alt=Qh src=12h.gif"/>
.
.
.
</SPAN><BR>Me</TD></TR></TABLE></DIV></DIV>

any suggestions ?

[kovidgoyal]

Try the --ignore-tables option. And attach the image files so I can fix the table processing.

[alophind]

Originally Posted by kovidgoyal

Try the --ignore-tables option. And attach the image files so I can fix the table processing.

if I ignore the tables it screw the entire look... (picture2)

I've attached a rar with html example .

Thank you !!!!

Btw - Is there an option to make TOC from all <H1> tags in the html ?

[kovidgoyal]

This is fixed in svn. No there isn't an auto toc option in html2lrf

[alophind]

Originally Posted by kovidgoyal

This is fixed in svn. No there isn't an auto toc option in html2lrf

What do you mean "this is fixed in svn" ? What is svn :-)
Where to get it ? ;-)

[tytso]

Originally Posted by alophind

What do you mean "this is fixed in svn" ? What is svn :-)
Where to get it ? ;-)

svn == Subversion

It's a source code management (SCM) system. So basically, it means "fixed in the next release --- or if you can't wait, and you know how to use standard open source development tools, you could head over the website at https://libprs500.kovidgoyal.net and download the latest bleeding-edge sources, and install the python application yourself (assuming you know how and don't mind being a pre-alpha tester) -- if not, please just wait a few weeks and upgrade to the latest version when it comes out"

But "fixed in svn" is much faster way of saying all of the above. :-)

[Xenophon]

Originally Posted by alophind

What do you mean "this is fixed in svn" ? What is svn :-)
Where to get it ? ;-)

'svn' is the source code control system 'subversion' which is what kovid uses to manage his development. The user translation of 'this is fixed in svn' is "the fix is done, and will probably be in the next release." This was, of course, completely obvious...

Xenophon

[alophind]

Originally Posted by tytso

svn == Subversion

It's a source code management (SCM) system. So basically, it means "fixed in the next release --- or if you can't wait, and you know how to use standard open source development tools, you could head over the website at https://libprs500.kovidgoyal.net and download the latest bleeding-edge sources, and install the python application yourself (assuming you know how and don't mind being a pre-alpha tester) -- if not, please just wait a few weeks and upgrade to the latest version when it comes out"

But "fixed in svn" is much faster way of saying all of the above. :-)

few weeks... ahhmm....
but if he fixed it in the code , and compiled to see that it works , can't he send the exe and ill QA it :-D

[kati42]

Originally Posted by alophind

few weeks... ahhmm....
but if he fixed it in the code , and compiled to see that it works , can't he send the exe and ill QA it :-D

Most developers want to fix more than one bug before they "release" - otherwise they'd run out of version numbers. Plus, it takes time to set up the release, recompile for all platforms, notify users of the update, etc. Not a *ton* of time, but enough that developers don't want to do it every day (when they could be working on fixing more bugs, adding more features, or doing something else).

[kovidgoyal]

Actually the next release should be out in a few days, not a few weeks

[alophind]

Originally Posted by kovidgoyal

Actually the next release should be out in a few days, not a few weeks

Any chance on making auto TOC from ANY tags ?
I'll manually replace the H1 tags with the matching ones to make the TOC working

[kovidgoyal]

https://libprs500.kovidgoyal.net/ticket/164

[alophind]

Originally Posted by kovidgoyal

https://libprs500.kovidgoyal.net/ticket/164

6 monthes ago :-)
Thank you for all your hard work , As a programmer myself , I know how much hard work it can be.

[kovidgoyal]

Patches are always welcome

[alophind]

Originally Posted by kovidgoyal

Patches are always welcome

C++ / .Net client Programmer here... lol...