Thanks Balazs
as you can see I try to do something very similar - with this code:
function nextStop(text) {
var pos = text.length;
var pos2 = text.indexOf(".");
if (pos2 > 0 && pos >pos2) { pos = pos2 +
1}; // lastPos is the netx
Sentence stats
var pos2 = text.indexOf("!");
if (pos2 > 0 && pos >pos2) { pos = pos2 + 1};
var pos2 = text.indexOf("?");
if (pos2 > 0 && pos >pos2) { pos = pos2 + 1};
var pos2 = text.indexOf("\n");
if (pos2 > 0 && pos >pos2) { pos = pos2};
if (pos == 0) { pos = text.length };
return pos;
}
I thus try to narrow down to a clean snip of text and replaces this
snip with var myX = x.replace(str,result.translation);
I would simply try to bypass any HTML, line-breaks etc in the final
code, but for some reason the replace seems to corrupted when this is
done in IE.
I found this http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_regexp_modifier_newline.asp
- that says that you need to set the \n like this:
var str = "Visit W3Schools.\n Learn JavaScript.";
var patt1 = /\n/;
var result = str.search(patt1);
document.write("Match at: " + result);
Changing my code to use patt1 and search still works fine in FF but
not in IE... strange....
Regards Per
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