Hello All,
I wish to all of you a very Happy New Year!
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Hello Kino,
To return to what I wrote in the last year, I had a question that I
forgot to ask you. In the macro you wrote, and I copied, there were
these lines:
foreach $found in $founds
if $found.text.documentContentType == 'body' # it may be, for
example, a table cell
$range = Range.new $found.location + $sel.location, 0
$start = TextSelection.new $sel.text, $range
$paraStarts.appendValue $start
end
end
The two lines:
$range = Range.new $found.location + $sel.location, 0
$start = TextSelection.new $sel.text, $range
above, can I understand that they are somehow equivalent of
"SetSelect (x, y)" in Classic Nisus Writer macro...?
On Dec 31, 2010, at 12:55 PM, Kino wrote:
>>
>> if ! $sels.firstValue.length # if there is no selection...
>> $paraStarts = $doc.text.findAll '^', 'E', '-am'
>> end
>
> In that construction, the next foreach loop will be executed even when
>
> $paraStarts = $doc.text.findAll '^', 'E', '-am'
>
> has been done.
Oh, I am ashamed, that is true!
>
> Then, we can do something like this.
>
> # begin macro
>
> $prefix = Cast to String ''
> $suffix = Cast to String "\t"
>
> $doc = Document.active
> $sels = $doc.textSelections
>
> $paraStarts = Array.new
> if ! $sels.firstValue.length
> $sels = $doc.text.findAll '^(?=\p{Any})', 'E', '-am'
> foreach $sel in $sels
> $paraStarts.appendValue $sel.location
> end
> else
> foreach $sel in $sels
> $sel.range = $sel.range.unionRange
> $sel.text.rangeOfParagraphAtIndex($sel.location)
I find these two commands, "$range.unionRange", and
"$text.rangeOfParagraphAtIndex" really very clever. NWP macro
language is astonishingly well equipped with many intelligent and
useful commands. But it would take long time to master them all...!
> $founds = $sel.subtext.findAll '^', 'E'
> foreach $found in $founds
> if $found.text.documentContentType == 'body'
> $paraStarts.appendValue $found.location + $sel.location
> end
> end
> end
> end
>
> Select Start
>
> foreach $i, $start in reversed $paraStarts
> $doc.text.insertAtIndex $start, $suffix
> $doc.text.insertAtIndex $start, $i + 1
> $doc.text.insertAtIndex $start, $prefix
> end
>
> # end macro
Thank you very much for this very useful macro!
I will try other macros of yours.
Best regard,
Nobumi Iyanaga
Tokyo,
Japan
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