Closed d5ve closed 5 years ago
There's a single page view you can access through a right click. I'm working on a double page view (as you will see from that context menu), but that will take a little time since it's going to involve a significant refactor and I'm currently on a break due to IRL reasons.
Sorry about this but where should I right click to get this? In book view I'm only getting search/add bookmark.
I'm running version 0.5.1 on Win64 and Python 3.7
double page view does NOT work. environment: win 10 64bit, python 3.7.3 (ananconda) error message: Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\Andrew\Documents\GitHub\Lector\lector\contentwidgets.py", line 877, in generate_textbrowser_context_menu self.create_pages('doublePages') File "C:\Users\Andrew\Documents\GitHub\Lector\lector\contentwidgets.py", line 591, in create_pages self.set_page(cursorTop) File "C:\Users\Andrew\Documents\GitHub\Lector\lector\contentwidgets.py", line 633, in set_page cursorGoTo.setPosition(page_start) UnboundLocalError: local variable 'page_start' referenced before assignment
I'm not sure if I'm just missing this, but is there a setting for a paged view?
By this I mean more like a physical book, where you read an entire page, then turn to read the next, rather than scrolling continuously through the book.
I find it easier to keep my place with paging, rather than scrolling.
Thanks for this neat ebook reader.