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Re: transpose in U2
I had originally had some questions about Transpose.
It appeared that when trying to either: transpose words where one of the
words was the first word of the paragraph, or when trying to transpose
paragraphs. It appeared that the function kind of got confused.
I would probably use the word and character transposition myself, but
ever so often i do need to transpose paragraphs, or it would be nice to
be able to do that.
So, i guess as far as the paragraphs transpose is concerned, what
assumptions does the function make about paragraphs?
Is this something that i should try and look at the code for?
Thanks
Russ
Carl Distefano wrote:
> Reply to note from "J. R. Fox" Thu, 15 Nov 2001
> 17:11:39 -0800
>
> > A quick run-through with this frame suggests that it gets
> > confounded (i.e., unintended results, on several of the
> > transpositions) if the text in question has CR/LF at the end of
> > each line. My test file was an email letter, necessarily so
> > formatted.
>
> Yes, well, TRANSPOSE depends on func XN, which wasn't designed for
> CrLf-delimited text. It could, of course, be retooled. On the
> other hand, for words, SWAPWORD works nicely in any context. The
> User Variables even let you jigger the definition of a "word" --
> though the defaults work nicely here.
>
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> Carl Distefano
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