PGetFindTypeAttr2

Gets additional text attributes (set width, tracking, color, and tint) to be used for the search text in the PFind, PChange, and PChangeAll commands.

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short dSetWidth;

Percentage to scale character width (from 5.0 to 250.0; normal is 100.0) in tenths of a percent (100.0% = 1000)
-3 for Any set width (i.e., to not include set width settings in search criteria)

short cTrack;

-3 for Any tracking (i.e., to not include track settings in search criteria)
0 (zero) for No Track
1 for Very Loose
2 for Loose
3 for Normal Track
4 for Tight
5 for Very Tight

const char * sColorName;

Name of color (to maximum of 31 characters)
"Any" for Any color (i.e., to not include color in search criteria)
"None" for the predefined None

short nTintValue;

Percentage of color (from 0 to 100) in whole percentages in tenths of a percent (100% = 1000), although command uses only whole percent ages
-3 for Any tint amount

Story editor only. The PGetFindTypeAttr2 query works only in story editor.

Example. The following example changes all purple text in the current publication to a 93% tint of purple. (Notice that it sets all other Find and Change attributes to Any.) It then queries for the Find and Change type settings.

PFindParaAttr("Any", -3, -3); PChangeParaAttr("Any", -3, -3); PFindTypeAttr1("Any", -3, -3, -3, -3, -3); PChangeTypeAttr1("Any", -3, -3, -3, -3, -3); PFindTypeAttr2(-3, -3, "Purple", -3); PChangeTypeAttr2(-3, -3, "Purple", 93); PChangeAll("", "", kFCSAllStories, kFCAnyCase, kFCAllInstances, kFCUseAttributes); PGetPFindTypeAttr2(); // Reply: -3, -3, "Purple", -3); PGetPChangeTypeAttr2(); // Reply: -3, -3, "Purple", 93);

PGetFindTypeAttr2

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