* Ennio-Sr [EMAIL PROTECTED] [110605, 00:56]:
* Ennio-Sr [EMAIL PROTECTED] [100605, 19:47]:
* Laurent Godard [EMAIL PROTECTED] [100605, 18:21]:
Hi again
i am totally wrong sorry
It's me to be sorry for not being able to figure out what this means ;)
subRegExpressions
[...]
* Ennio-Sr [EMAIL PROTECTED] [110605, 00:56]:
* Ennio-Sr [EMAIL PROTECTED] [100605, 19:47]:
* Laurent Godard [EMAIL PROTECTED] [100605, 18:21]:
Hi again
i am totally wrong sorry
It's me to be sorry for not being able to figure out what this means ;)
subRegExpressions
[...]
Hi paolo,
interresting game :)
At the end of this post there's my testing code
am I doing something wrong ?
Perhaps I missed some SearchFlags ?
please find a working modification of your code at the end
in fact you have to loop aver oTextSerach, by starting after the
endOfset of your
* Laurent Godard [EMAIL PROTECTED] [100605, 15:15]:
Hi paolo,
interresting game :)
At the end of this post there's my testing code
am I doing something wrong ?
Perhaps I missed some SearchFlags ?
please find a working modification of your code at the end
in fact you have to loop
Hi ennio,
While Paolo will give the final answer to this respect as he knows
exactly what is trying to achieve, I'm curious to know whether the IDL
statement that the subRegExpressions value can be greater than 1 is
correct at all. It seems to be a boolean value, or am I far behind any
Hi again
i will read the IDL as may be totally wrong
i am totally wrong sorry
subRegExpressions
Number of subexpressions, if it is 0, then no match found; this value
is 1 for ABSOLUTE and APPROXIMATE match. The start and endOffset are
always dependent on the search direction. For example:
* Ennio-Sr [EMAIL PROTECTED] [100605, 19:47]:
* Laurent Godard [EMAIL PROTECTED] [100605, 18:21]:
Hi again
i am totally wrong sorry
It's me to be sorry for not being able to figure out what this means ;)
subRegExpressions
[...]
Hi Laurent,
no matter what that IDL description
* Paolo Mantovani [EMAIL PROTECTED] [090605, 18:17]:
Hi all,
The method XTextSearch.searchForward results an
com.sun.star.util.SearchResult structure
http://api.openoffice.org/docs/common/ref/com/sun/star/util/SearchResult.html
As you can see, IDL documentation says that setting the
Hi all,
me again :-)
after a second reading of the IDL documentation, I realized that probably,
I've initially misunderstood the real meaning.
Anyway the intersting (but problematic) part of the document says:
struct SearchResult
Alle 18:17, giovedì 9 giugno 2005, Paolo Mantovani ha
sorry for the previous post, I accidentally pressed something in my
keyboard
Hi all,
me again :-)
after a second reading of the IDL documentation, I realized that probably,
I've initially misunderstood the point
Anyway the intersting (but problematic) part of the document says:
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