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Although LeHtmlPageUrlAttributePiece has a setter for that value LeHtmlPageUrlAttributePiece>>#baseUrl:, how this class is called (through LeHtmlGtBookPiece) doesn't provide any way to get a reference to set this value so currently have to attach an 'after' Metalink to it's initialize method which is a rather brittle solution, otherwise 'https://book.gtoolkit.com' is used, which is GT book specific and not generic.
One approach, although not ideal, would be to have a getter for formatPiece in the LeHtmlGtBookPiece class, that way users could also add different html format pieces for adding custom template values. Think having a customizable default value plus command line argument would be the most flexible for this specific issue.
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Although
LeHtmlPageUrlAttributePiece
has a setter for that valueLeHtmlPageUrlAttributePiece>>#baseUrl:
, how this class is called (throughLeHtmlGtBookPiece
) doesn't provide any way to get a reference to set this value so currently have to attach an 'after'Metalink
to it's initialize method which is a rather brittle solution, otherwise 'https://book.gtoolkit.com' is used, which is GT book specific and not generic.One approach, although not ideal, would be to have a getter for
formatPiece
in theLeHtmlGtBookPiece
class, that way users could also add different html format pieces for adding custom template values. Think having a customizable default value plus command line argument would be the most flexible for this specific issue.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: