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The 3000 character limit must be set by the content provider in the LCP License Document's If you use the EPUB navigator view controller with the default editing actions menu, the copy limitations are automatically enforced by the toolkit when the publication is protected with LCP. You don't need to manually check or consume quota. If you implement your own custom "Copy" action, which it looks like you're doing with this I don't know why you don't see any logs. Do you actually call As for the Kotlin toolkit, Copy rights enforcement is not implemented. You need to disable Copy altogether when the publication is protected with LCP. If you use the EPUB navigator from the Kotlin toolkit with the default selection menu, this is already handled. |
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Hi Mickael So it seems like the copy quota is not being consumed when the user copies text. Let me know if I might be missing a required delegate or callback that should be triggered on copy. |
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Hi, I am trying to set limits for users - 3000 max character copy limit. But no success with what exists in codebase. Anybody has done this? or something similar?
now, I am trying with this, but no log or something else is shown.
`private func handleCopyEvent(text: String, length: Int) async {
}`
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