> > Assuming that your starting point is a list of start and end chars for > > each > > section you could simply subtract the number of chars of section A > > from each > > section prior to C then add the number of chars of A - the number of > > chars > > of C to each section after C. > > Why "- the number of chars of C"?
Because he is replacing section C with section A. The char references of section A become the first char of section C + the number of chars of A. I actually like your "store each section in an array element" idea better. I guess if it's a big file it wouldn't be all that quick but it sure would be easy. If the sections could be numbered then you could just do a combine to get your text out. Cheers Monte _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
