At 14:13 -0800 22/1/11, Roman Banks wrote:
>As far as I know, Framemaker does not provide a 'conventional' functionality
>for searching for text enclosed in cross-references. Is there a workaround for
>this limitation? Of course, it is possible to create a PDF file and search for
>the relevant text strings there, but there must be another way to overcome
>this problem, without using alternative file formats. Any ideas?
Not thought about this before, but if you save as MIF and look for the:
<XRefSrcText `<xrefnum>: <xrefTag>: <xrefText>'>
tag, it contains the xref source text. You could use this for, say, global
edits, but it would not be much help in just locating the xref in the source
document.
A real one I've just created looks like this:
<XRef
<XRefName `Heading & Page'>
<XRefSrcText `66923: Heading1: This is a heading'>
<XRefSrcIsElem No>
<XRefSrcFile `'>
<XRefLastUpdate 1295783633 0>
<Unique 999233>
> # end of XRef
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Steve
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