Hello together,
I want to find a special character for example " \ " (backslash) in a module. bu12 - Fri Jan 30 07:52:44 EST 2015 |
Re: Find a special character in a module I've found some, here they are \\\\\\\\ SCNR |
Re: Find a special character in a module Wolfgang Uhr - Fri Jan 30 08:53:58 EST 2015 I've found some, here they are \\\\\\\\ SCNR Wolfgang you give me a outstanding reply |
Re: Find a special character in a module It would be way easier to answer if you posed a real question. What exactly is it that you cannot do? Find a module, open a module, open a baseline, navigate through the objects, get a list of existing string / text attributes, find a given string in another string, fill a skip list, print a result? Where is your problem? |
Re: Find a special character in a module Mike.Scharnow - Fri Jan 30 10:16:46 EST 2015 It would be way easier to answer if you posed a real question. What exactly is it that you cannot do? Find a module, open a module, open a baseline, navigate through the objects, get a list of existing string / text attributes, find a given string in another string, fill a skip list, print a result? Where is your problem? I have a module and in this module may occur no special characters. I want to create a code who find the special characters. That was my question. |
Re: Find a special character in a module bu12 - Fri Jan 30 15:35:23 EST 2015 I have a module and in this module may occur no special characters. I want to create a code who find the special characters. That was my question. On the one hand I still don't see a question mark - so, there's no question. I understand your general problem, but there is no one-liner, no single DXL command that will do exactly what you want, so you will have to make up your mind on how to solve the problem. Whatever approach you choose, there will be several things to do - the list from my previous Mail shows some of the possible sub-topics. Surely you do not expect someone to write the complete program for you, so you most probably have a specific question - which relates to the approach that you chose on how to solve this problem. My list is aimed at one direction on how to solve the problem. but there are of course other approaches -- for example you could create a Word Export from your Module and use a Word macro to find the \ characters, or a CSV export and use an OS command to search. Or you might want to mimic the "Search" functionality provided by the DOORS client - perhaps someone already has the complete code to do this, I don't. When using one of these approaches, there might be some specific questions for a specific problem. These will be much easier for us to answer...
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Re: Find a special character in a module bu12 - Fri Jan 30 15:35:23 EST 2015 I have a module and in this module may occur no special characters. I want to create a code who find the special characters. That was my question. I like Wolfgang's response. Much better than what I was thinking. I also wonder what the heck Hello together means. I guess I have lost my knowledge of english. Getting back to the post. In the upper part of the screen, you can do a search in this forum. If you search for "special characters", there are quite a few posts about finding and using special characters. Which ones need escaped, how to use them in regular expressions, etc. Try doing a little research yourself before you post an obscure comment. Otherwise, you may find that NOBODY will respond to you. Hope this helps, Greg |