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An example of file without toc is in the attchment chmtest_noToc.chm
When trying to convert it by chm2pdf:
chm2pdf --book chmtest_noToc.chm
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "
** Summary changed:
- chm2pdf crashed with ImportError in correct_file()
+ chm2pdf crashed if BeautifulSoup is used but not installed
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Title:
chm
I tried to solve the problem, mostly using re.escape() instead using re.sub('
', '\ ',
See the diff file for details
** Patch added: "patch which will convert the previous chm file"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chm2pdf/+bug/500262/+attachment/2623899/+files/chm2pdf_specialch
I made this CHM file to test
- contains spaces, ( and ) in the name of the file
- contains spaces, ( and ) also in the paths and names of htm pages
** Attachment added: "test CHM file"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chm2pdf/+bug/500262/+attachment/2623898/+files/Name%20%28with
** Summary changed:
- Errors when run
+ Errors if file name contains escaped special characters (space, parenthesis
etc)
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Title:
Errors if file
I searched and found the file "Python In A Nutshell, 2nd Edition (2006).chm"
and tryied following:
- renaming the file so that it doesn't contains any special character like
spaces or parenthesis, it converts well
- escaping the spaces in name of the file is not enough as also () need to be
es
** Changed in: chm2pdf (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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In my patch there is still one place I don't like too much:
page = re.sub('%20',' ',page)
If in the text there is a %20, this too will be replaced with a normal space -
and this is not correct.
So the regex should be changed to repalce %20 only if they occour inside a
src=".." or href="...", b
** Changed in: chm2pdf (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
Last page of CHM incompletly rendered or missing
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** Changed in: chm2pdf (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
Trouble if chm contains path with spaces
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Hi Narnie!
Your problem could be related to this other bug, for which I found a patch
(working for my case).
Could you please check if this solves also your case?
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chm2pdf/+bug/894193
If not, could you provide the CHM file causing the problem?
Kind rega
...and here the patch for it!
** Patch added: "Flush file before closing to avoi trouble on last page of
document"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chm2pdf/+bug/896692/+attachment/2609642/+files/chm2pdf_flush.diff
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I have some trouble with the last pages of my documents.
In one case, i get some ERR011: Unable to parse HTML element on line 49! from
htmldoc on the last pages.
The strange thing is, that if I re-run the very same htmldoc command dipalyed
with the --verose --verbosity high
I think now I have a fully working patch:
This line
page=re.sub(r'(?i)"'+iurl,'"'+img_filename,page)
could put in the html page a mix of escaped and unescaped spaces in the
paths...
(e.g. /tmp/tmp33GfZf/Name\ with\ space/doc space/image path/velocity space.gif)
Now this line will be
page=r
The posted patch #2 fixes the error only if filename contains no spaces...
With filenames containing escaped spaces, it doesn't work...
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Tr
** Changed in: chm2pdf (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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** Summary changed:
- table background color removed Options
+ table background color removed
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table background color removed
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Applying this patch, the CHM in the previous comment is converted
without missing links and images.
Only the last page is missing, but this is also the case without this
patch and is thus a separate bug. (of html2doc?)
** Patch added: "Fixing path with spaces patch"
https://bugs.launchpad.net
Public bug reported:
Some links are broken, images not included in PDF etc if the CHM contains path
and names with spaces.
In the attachment, I have made a nasty CHM file full of spaces to show the
errors.
** Affects: chm2pdf (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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** Attachment added: "Demo_CMH.zip"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/894193/+attachment/2606532/+files/Demo_CMH.zip
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Title:
Trouble if chm cont
There was a small error: forget to delete a line.
Now this patch works!
** Patch added: "Multiple page problem patch"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chm2pdf/+bug/890870/+attachment/2606469/+files/chm2pdf_multiple_page_problem.diff
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** Patch removed: "Multiple page problem patch"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chm2pdf/+bug/890870/+attachment/2602907/+files/chm2pdf_multiple_page_problem.diff
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Beautifulsoup is an optional package, if you don'use it, no need to install it.
If you install chm2pdf you don't get beautifulsoup automatically.
If the --beautifulsoup option is passed, CHM2PDF executes
from BeautifulSoup import BeautifulSoup, Tag
and this will rise an exception.
I added the co
You used the --beautifulsoup option but you didn't install
beautifulsoup which is optional maybe?
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This is the first time I try to generate a patch... hope this is
correct!
- added a regex to delete javascript: (?i)]*>(.*?)
** Patch added: "delete javascript patch"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chm2pdf/+bug/890878/+attachment/2603003/+files/chm2pdf_no_javascript.diff
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This is the first time I try to generate a patch... hope this is
correct!
- added (?i) modifier to make a case insensitive match for not breaking working
links to images on windows in CHM files
- added " to the match criteria to avoid wrong match (eg this.gif matched also
do_this.gif before)
**
The same patch of
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chm2pdf/+bug/890873
fixes also this one (same regular expression)
** Patch added: "chm2pdf_links_case_insensitive.diff"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chm2pdf/+bug/890882/+attachment/2602992/+files/chm2pdf_links_case_inse
This is the first time I try to generate a patch... hope this is
correct!
- added (?i) modifier to make a case insensitive match for not breaking working
links on windows in CHM files
- added " to the match criteria to avoid wrong match (eg this.htm matched also
do_this.htm before)
** Patch add
This is the first time I try to generate a patch... hope this is
correct!
Changed one regular expression:
- added (?i) to make regex case insensitive
- search for #links stops at # and "
- * changed to + to ignore internal links "#..."
** Patch added: "removed background color patch"
https:/
This is the first time I try to generate a patch... hope this is
correct!
** Patch added: "Multiple page problem patch"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chm2pdf/+bug/890870/+attachment/2602907/+files/chm2pdf_multiple_page_problem.diff
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Do you get the same if the filename contains no spaces?
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Am I wrong or is your filename containing spaces?
I think this could be the cause of your problems.
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Public bug reported:
In my CHM I have this link Overview of HW
which becomes Overview of HW
because match overview\.htm and replace it with temp0003_html
but should be match HW_overview\.htm and replace it with temp0081_html
Again a regex problem! In the #Substitutions in 1st pass i modified the
Public bug reported:
The first bgcolor="#001122" afre a link will become bgcolor="", due to this
regex which is too greedy:
# Replace links of the form "somefile.html#894" with
"somefile0206.html"
# The following will match anchors like 'X1 and so nothing of the link woul
Public bug reported:
In my application some links are not working in the PDF as I have some
upper/lower case errors in links. As CHM is "windows stuff" this
doesen't matter there, but "here" it does!
So how about making the 1. pass matching case insensitive adding the
(?i) modifier in the regular
Public bug reported:
I have a CHM file with images, and some are not generated in the PDF. The
reason is (again) that in windows paths and names are not case sensitive, but
in linux they are. So basically the problem is there: a mismatch in upper/lower
case somewhere in the CHM is enough. The C
Public bug reported:
As I am not familiar with linux, but needed to use chm2pdf soI installed
Ubuntu 11.10 on my PC and I got the CHM2PDF 0.9.1.1ubuntu5 from the software
center - this worked flawless.
Converting my chm file, some pages where there more than once in the output
(one time for e
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