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Re2: Using "character" in TeX-Edit
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Re2: Using "character" in TeX-Edit


  • Subject: Re2: Using "character" in TeX-Edit
  • From: TERRY HILL <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2005 11:31:52 -0800 (PST)

>At 8:34 AM -0800 11/21/05, TERRY HILL wrote:
>>       set ix2 to offset of endingtag in (text from
>>character ix1 to (count of last character of input))
>
>Emmanuel says:
>text from character this to that, but you don't say
"of" what string.
>You are missing another "of input".

I tried it, but ended up getting it to work with:
set ix2 to offset of endingtag in (text from character
ix1 to character -1 of input)

Go figure!

>>       repeat with I from 1 to the count of
FindList2
>>               set TheContent to change (FindList2's
item I) into
>>(ReplaceList2's item I) in TheContent with whole
word
>>       end repeat
>
>This uses Satimage.osax, and in OSX you can save the
loop and write:
>
>set theContent to change FindList2 into ReplaceList2
in theContents
>with whole word
>
> Emmanuel

You are correct - left over from OS 9 - but made
change in several places and cleared up some other
issues I was having.

Thanks a TON Emmanuel - you're a great example of
helpful and quality people on this user group!

Thanks again,
Terry
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