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1) How to Find & Highlight a Specific Word or Phrase inside a Document using Java
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2) How to Find & Highlight a Specific Word or Phrase inside a Document using Java
1)How to Find & Highlight a Specific Word or Phrase inside a Document using Java
Category: Miscellaneous
Level: Intermediate
Description: This tutorial describes how java developers can programmatically find and highlight a particular word or a phrase inside a MS Word document using Aspose.Words. It might seem easy at first to just find the string of text in a document and change its formatting, but the main difficulty is that due to formatting, the match string could be spread over several runs of text. Consider the following example. The phrase “Hello World!†consists of three different runs, its beginning is italic, middle is bold, while the last part â€" regular text. In addition to formatting, any bookmarks in the midd le of text will split it into more runs. This article provides a solution designed to handle the described case â€" if necessary it collects the word (or phrase) from several runs, while skipping non-run nodes.
Compatibility: Java (JDK 1.3)
Submitted on 1/7/2015 8:16:00 AM and accessed 34 times.
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2)How to Find & Highlight a Specific Word or Phrase inside a Document using Java
Category: Miscellaneous
Level: Intermediate
Description: This tutorial describes how java developers can programmatically find and highlight a particular word or a phrase inside a MS Word document using Aspose.Words. It might seem easy at first to just find the string of text in a document and change its formatting, but the main difficulty is that due to formatting, the match string could be spread over several runs of text. Consider the following example. The phrase “Hello World!†consists of three different runs, its beginning is italic, middle is bold, while the last part â€" regular text. In addition to formatting, any bookmarks in the middle of text will split it into more runs. This article provides a solution designed to handle the described case â€" if necessary it collects the word (or phrase) from several runs, while skipping non-run nodes.
Compatibility: Java (JDK 1.3),Java (JDK 1.4),Java (JDK 1.5)
Submitted on 1/7/2015 8:16:00 AM and accessed 34 times.
