Just like in vim, it would be nice to be able to send keys to epy on startup. An option like >>epy --keys "<Tab>gg" would open epy with contents page open, and cursor on the first contents line item.
If thats difficult, please add a command line option to specify start screen, >>epy -s contents would start epy and launch contents page (as if <Tab> was entered).
Hmm, this might be good for code editor, but I don't think this is necessary for ebook reader. Beside, so much ebook files do not conform to the structure standard, some even don't have any toc navigation points.
Just like in vim, it would be nice to be able to send keys to epy on startup. An option like
>>epy --keys "<Tab>gg"
would open epy with contents page open, and cursor on the first contents line item.If thats difficult, please add a command line option to specify start screen,
>>epy -s contents
would start epy and launch contents page (as if<Tab>
was entered).