Hi Friedrich,
I'm sure Kenji's suggestion will do what you want to do. It might be
helpful for you to read the find command in the docs to understand the
various types of find and why one works for unicode and others don't.
Along with Kenji's method, I also use offset:
put the number of chars of the text of me into endchar
put offset(findword,fld id 1003) into startchar
if startchar is not 0 then
select char startchar to startchar+endchar-1 of fld id 1003
end if
hth
Ron
On Jun 28, 2005, at 1:55 AM, Kenji Kojima wrote:
Friedrich,
Try this.
It works for Japanese. I don't know Chinese.
on returnInField
find string me in field id 1003
end returnInField
--
Kenji Kojima
http://www.kenjikojima.com/
On Jun 27, 2005, at 12:18 PM, Friedrich F. Grohmann wrote:
Ron,
Thanks for telling me that you
search Japanese (and Chinese) within a fld successfully. Can you post
your script so maybe we can figure out what is not happening
correctly?
I'm most happy to do this. The script itself is of utter simplicity:
on returnInField
find the text of me in field id 1003
end returnInField
I cannot imagine what could be wrong with that since it works with
Roman
text in other stacks. The font of the two fields involved is
specified as
"Apple LiGothic Medium,Chinese", and it is possible to search text in
both of them via the message box. So what could be the problem with
returnInField?
Thanks in advance,
Fritz
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