And On This Farm He Had A Blog

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Beats the hell out of when I used to do the edits manually. Took six to eight hours then.

A little more work and I will have it identifying and inserting true emdashes and the like as well.

@matigo Believe it or not, that's the container Amazon's kindlegen creates (With a buttload of added record types and more than a few fields that had to be reverse engineered)

Okay. Time to move this code into git now that I have a project structure set in stone (ie: I know WTF I am doing now..sort of)

Switch over to the Mac because doing it on RHEL vbox via SSH was a dumb idea.

Add some cases to handle braindeath from Sidekick's HTML dumps from OpenOffice.

Locate page-break-before and page-break-after attributes for I can have the code split the source into separate files so I don't have to.

Another main class to make adjustments to content.opf and toc.ncx for the various ePubs.

Look into porting my C++ PalmDB classes over so I can do surgery on MOBIs

This is how you have fun when you have no life to speak of outside of work

@matigo FWIW, I'd do worse than Windows 7 if you had to teach me Japanese.

[twilson@largo bancomedia]$ java -jar WordBleach.jar Test.html
Loading Test.html…

Paragraphs found: (2315)
Deleting paragraph attributes
TODO: Apply styles via stylesheet

Span tags found: (2248)
Deleting…

Font tags found: (0)

Removing STYLES..

TODO: Insert linkref to stylesheet

Saving to output.html…

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80 lines of code. This is so easy that I'm getting bored.

I'm in the too wired to sleep but too tired to think stage.

@matigo In the past, I've played with some of those tools. Powerful but more bug-prone and complicated than the code itself sometimes. Of course, a lot of that is me not being a Java whiz. I'm definitely a neophyte with this stuff.

@matigo Fortunately,I don't need Maven, Gradle and the rest of the stuff.

jar cvmf META-INF/MANIFEST.MF epubtools.jar com/bancomedia/epubtools/.class lib/.jar

Done.

@matigo We're almost there already.

// @skematica @streakmachine @jws @kdfrawg @joeo10 @pamela

Flurry of responses concluded, our hero returns to his beloved command line after wasting precious time this evening re-discovering his unlove affair with IdeaJ.

Correction: IntelliJ. Brain fart on my end.