Splitting multiple html files?

[nqk]

Hi you guys,

I know that Editor can split a single html files using xpath. It is great. But I wonder if there is a way to split all the html files at the same time (something like "split mark" in Sigil).

Before I saved all the footnotes at the end of the respective htmls, now I want to merge them into a single endnote file. I have to move to every html and split and merge...

Ah, I used file_name in Regex Function and it returns the whole html path (I can use regex to strip off the unwanted part) but is there a way to get only the name, not the extension? (I use it for note IDs)

[jbacelar]

I also use file_name (full) for note IDs. But, because you need to remove the extension?

To extract notes from all files and dump them in a specific file (notas.xhtml), as I have not sufficient knowledge of Python, I do the following:
1- I make notas.xhtml
2- I use this regex-function

#Searching: (<p class="nota".+?>.+?</p>)

def replace(match, number, file_name, metadata, dictionaries, data, functions, *args, **kwargs):
    notas = open('e:/Libros/Taller/En curso/notas.txt', 'a')
    texto = match.group()+'\n'  
    notas.write(texto)
    return ''
replace.file_order = 'spine'

3- I do copy-paste of notas.txt to notas.xhtml

And sorry for my english.

[nqk]

Thank you. I will try to play with that. I'm no programmer, though.

What I did is search for "#n(\d+)" (in #n1, for example)

def replace(match, number, file_name, metadata, dictionaries, data, functions, *args, **kwargs):
    text='#'
    text2= '_'
    return text + file_name + text2 + match.group(1)

And it would return:
#OEBPS/1.html_1

I would only want:
#1_1

(of course, i could use regex to clean the unwanted portion afterward, but I would be nicer to have it done in one regex function, and I could learn something as well)

[jbacelar]

You can use:
file_name = file_name [6:len(file_name)-5]

[nqk]

Originally Posted by jbacelar

You can use:
file_name = file_name [6:len(file_name)-5]

Lovely.

[jbacelar]

You are welcome.