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Emanuele schrieb:
| Hi Paolo (and all),
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| I tried your snippet, but I receive an error every time I start the
| macros. :-(
| In particular the problem is located in the function RegExpStrReplace
| at the line:
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| .searchFlag = [EMAIL
Alle 22:10, venerd 17 giugno 2005, Ennio-Sr ha scritto:
* Emanuele [EMAIL PROTECTED] [170605, 18:57]:
Hi Paolo (and all),
...
I tried your snippet, but I receive an error every time I start the
macros. :-(
In particular the problem is located in the function RegExpStrReplace
at the
* Paolo Mantovani [EMAIL PROTECTED] [190605, 16:41]:
Alle 22:10, venerd 17 giugno 2005, Ennio-Sr ha scritto:
* Emanuele [EMAIL PROTECTED] [170605, 18:57]:
Hi Paolo (and all),
[...]
In particular the problem is located in the function RegExpStrReplace
Not a good advice, because the XML code erroneously used from Emanuele
contains also a lot of other offending code like escaped chars (apos, quot,
# etc. etc.)
In truth all the other things were ok, so I didn't realize immediately
my error, excuse me!
XML code-snippets are not conceived
Hi Kohei,
Alle 14:55, gioved 16 giugno 2005, Kohei Yoshida ha scritto:
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Hi Paolo,
You, or perhaps someone else, may be interested in this hack of mine:
http://kohei.us/ooo/nsort/
which introduces a native natural sort algorithm in Calc.
Great ! :-)
The work was completed (with
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Paolo Mantovani schrieb:
| Hi all,
|
| During a recent job I have had to develop some functions for string
sorting.
| Some of these contains a very simple implementation of the natural sort
| algorithm.
[...]
Integrated into snippet collection and
Hi Tom,
Alle 10:35, venerd 17 giugno 2005, Tom Schindl ha scritto:
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Integrated into snippet collection and can be found here:
http://codesnippets.services.openoffice.org/Office/Office.SimpleNaturalSort
Algorithm.snip
Thank you :-)
Paolo M.
Hi Paolo (and all),
Paolo Mantovani wrote:
Finally, I thought to submit the thing as a code-snippet, in the hope it will
be useful to someone.
I tried your snippet, but I receive an error every time I start the
macros. :-(
In particular the problem is located in the function RegExpStrReplace
* Emanuele [EMAIL PROTECTED] [170605, 18:57]:
Hi Paolo (and all),
...
I tried your snippet, but I receive an error every time I start the
macros. :-(
In particular the problem is located in the function RegExpStrReplace
at the line:
.searchFlag = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
During a recent job I have had to develop some functions for string sorting.
Some of these contains a very simple implementation of the natural sort
algorithm.
This implementation uses the service css.util.TextSearch to perform special
string comparisions.
Although the code works well
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