Help with paste...
Sannyasin Sivakatirswami
katir at hindu.org
Sat Apr 10 11:43:45 EDT 2004
Something is happening for sure and it does point to Rev.
The curly quote for the font I'm in shows clearly in the InDesign
gliphs palette as assigned GID 210,
This is the same ASCII code one will get if you actually type a curly
quote in a Rev field itself and query for its ASCII code.
but, if I copy a inDesignCurlyQuote(210) and paste into Rev. it gets
converted to someWeirdRevAssignment(28) which is not a
a valid character assignment in BBEdit's ASCII table, but falls in the
sub-character range usually reserved for low-level machine
codes-signals.
??
I am also getting extra spaces thrown in by Rev before these
characters... the work around is, in my verbose "baby" xTalk mode of
coding:
case "Clean Text"
put the selection into jai
replace "" with quote in jai
replace "" with quote in jai
replace "" with "'" in jai
replace "" with "'" in jai
replace numToChar(4) with "" in jai
replace numToChar(28) with Quote in jai
replace numToChar(29) with Quote in jai
replace numToChar(24) with "'" in jai
replace numToChar(25) with "'" in jai
put "? " & quote into tExtraSpace
put "?" & quote into tSpaceOut
replace tExtraSpace with tSpaceOut in jai
put ". " & quote into tExtraSpace
put "." & quote into tSpaceOut
replace tExtraSpace with tSpaceOut in jai
put "! " & quote into tExtraSpace
put "!" & quote into tSpaceOut
replace tExtraSpace with tSpaceOut in jai
On Apr 9, 2004, at 7:05 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
> On 4/9/04 11:28 PM, Sannyasin Sivakatirswami wrote:
>
>> If I Open InDesign and copy a piece of text "It's (That's: curly
>> quote, capital Eye, lower case t, curly apostrophe, s)
>> Now, if I paste this into a field into Rev 2.2 on OSX, select it and
>> run this script against it:
>> on mouseup
>> put the selection into jai
>> repeat for each char x in jai
>> put charTonum(x) & cr after hum
>> end repeat
>> put cr & hum after the selection
>> end mouseup
>> I get a really strange result:
>> “It’s
>
> I wonder if some of this stuff is related to unicode problems in the
> engine.
>
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