I'm not sure it will be that helpful because it's pretty integrated with a
third party webservice that returns a list of incorrect words, the position
of these words, and suggested changes.
I iterate through each incorrect word and prompt the user. If they want to
replace the word here's what the code looks like:
var startWordIndex:int; // where incorrect word began in
original string
var endWordIndex:int // where incorrect word ended in original
string
startWordIndex = indexOffset + wordPositionArray[
currentWordObject.OffsetInText]; // the important thing is that we know the
position of the incorrect word.
endWordIndex = startWordIndex +
currentWordObject.MistakenWord.length
currentBoxObject.replaceText(startWordIndex,endWordIndex,
wordBox.text); // currentBoxObject:UITextField // actually, it looks like
this will handle the formating, if not save formating before this line and
set it after using TextFormat
indexOffset += wordBox.text.length - (endWordIndex -
startWordIndex); // when we change the text, previous saved indexes became
invalid, save relative change here
promptForNextWord();
}
- Dan
On 3/29/07, jmfillman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Daniel, can you post an example of how you've done this?
