Keep in mind that all of these (cr&cr) methods will miss an empty line
as the FIRST line. So you need to do something like:
function emptyOffset tText
if (char 1 of tText is cr) then return 1
else return lineOffset(cr&cr, tText)+1
end emptyOffset
I also see that
lineoffset(cr & cr, tText) + 1
seems to work well.
Best,
Mark Smith
On 16 Aug 2009, at 22:42, BNig wrote:
Björnke,
would
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on mouseUp pMouseBtnNo
put field 1 into temp
repeat while theLine > 0
put lineoffset(cr&cr,temp) into theLine
if theLine > 0 then delete line theLine + 1 of temp
end repeat
put temp into field 1
end mouseUp
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not do it? it works for me, if I understand you correctly.
regards
Bernd
Björnke von Gierke wrote:
my main problem is that it's all based on lines. so finding the
empty
lines allows me to dismiss the line after it, then parse the line
after that etc. (for example). Frankly there must be some way to
find
the number of the first occurrence of an empty line, and get a
result
in lines, not in chars, right? i really wish i could find it,
there's
just too many words in this language to find the one for my specific
task ;-)
On 16 Aug 2009, at 18:51, Brian Yennie wrote:
offset( (the lineDelimiter)&(thelineDelimiter) ) ?
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