Log for Check Book Function

[odedta]

Does Calibre include a "save log file" for the "Check Book" function?

Someone just asked me which errors Calibre is showing and I had to screenshot, would be nice if there was a log file output for that.

[kovidgoyal]

Why cant they just run check book themselves?

[kovidgoyal]

https://github.com/kovidgoyal/calibr...558aec3d2eaaf1

[odedta]

Well, the person told me he didn't see any errors, perhaps different versions shows different errors?

I have no idea what to do with the link you send by the way, I never coded in Python.

Thanks

[PeterT]

Originally Posted by odedta

Well, the person told me he didn't see any errors, perhaps different versions shows different errors?

I have no idea what to do with the link you send by the way, I never coded in Python.

Thanks

That is just Kovid's way of saying he has made a change to calibre to give new functionality, and that it will be in the release later this week

[odedta]

Originally Posted by PeterT

That is just Kovid's way of saying he has made a change to calibre to give new functionality, and that it will be in the release later this week

Yeah, he always answers me this way, I guess I don't know him well enough to get those hidden clues :P

I understand him though, he is replying on tons of messages on this forum for a long time, that's an A+++++++ service in my opinion.

[DoctorOhh]

Originally Posted by odedta

Yeah, he always answers me this way, I guess I don't know him well enough to get those hidden clues :P

It can be a little confusing but the clues are hardly hidden. The title from the linked page.

Edit book: Allow copying the list of errors from the Check Book tool …
…to the clipboard by right clicking on the list of errors

Which for future reference means this what the code further down the page adds as a feature to calibre. Also implied is that if you don't run from source it will be in the next release of calibre, usually Fridays.