Richard,
Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, the "?" isn't one of the delimiters recognized by token. Perhaps it will be helpful if I explain further. I'm using Transcript to highlight the words in a sentence sequentially but I'd like the punctuation -not- to be highlighted when this occurs. For example, field 1 contains:
My dog has fleas. Does yours?
How do I tell my stack to hilite the word "yours" (without the "?")?
Thanks, Barry
On Jun 4, 2004, at 11:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Richard Gaskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: When is a "word" not a "word"?
Try token instead of word. -- Richard Gaskin
Barry Levine wrote:I may be misinterpreting things or simply have an erroneous expectation:
Let's say you have a field containing the text "Is this something?"
Double-click on the last word and the nine letters that make up the word
are selected. That seems to be what you would expect. Now open the
message box and type "the last word of field 1". What do you get? That's
right; the "?" is also part of the last word.
So I guess what I'm looking for is the Transcript equivalent of double-clicking a word. There's the "clickChunk" but that implies I've actually clicked on the word. This needs to be done independent of any mouseClicks.
How would I describe: "the last word minus the last char of field 1"
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