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I have some cases, where I actually want to have # in the subtitle. However, they never appear, likely cause the script thinks its another comment. '#' or \#also did not work for me. Is there a proper way for espacing? If not, I formally request one :) thanks!
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For those who also have the same need, I have a workaround.
Open ./lib/parser.py line 55: comment=comment.replace("#","").replace("\n",". ").strip()
Instead of replacing all # characters, use comment=comment.replace("#","", 1).replace("\n",". ").strip() to replace only the first # on each line
I have some cases, where I actually want to have
#
in the subtitle. However, they never appear, likely cause the script thinks its another comment.'#'
or\#
also did not work for me. Is there a proper way for espacing? If not, I formally request one :) thanks!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: