inserting text after a table without disturbing adjacent bookmarks/ranges

[Alex]

Hello people,

Here is a problem that got me scratching my head.

The requirements appear simple:
Given a range in a document,
insert some text (say a paragraph mark) after it
without this text bleeding into adjacent bookmarks and/or ranges).

That is, given:
[Range1][Range2]
Should result in:
[Range1]Text[Range2]

(I cannot adjust Range2 after the fact because at the time I may be holding a multitude of ranges that might be affected).

The biggest problem is when the ranges consist of Word tables.

That is:
[Table1][Range2]
Should result in:
[Table1]Text[Range2]

Or, alternatively:
[Range1][Table2]
Should result in:
[Range1]Text[Table2]

Any ideas?


Best wishes,
Alex.

 

[Doug Robbins]

How about Range2.Start = Range2.Start + [length of inserted text]

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Hello people,

Here is a problem that got me scratching my head.

The requirements appear simple:
Given a range in a document,
insert some text (say a paragraph mark) after it
without this text bleeding into adjacent bookmarks and/or ranges).

That is, given:
[Range1][Range2]
Should result in:
[Range1]Text[Range2]

(I cannot adjust Range2 after the fact because at the time I may be holding
a multitude of ranges that might be affected).

The biggest problem is when the ranges consist of Word tables.

That is:
[Table1][Range2]
Should result in:
[Table1]Text[Range2]

Or, alternatively:
[Range1][Table2]
Should result in:
[Range1]Text[Table2]

Any ideas?


Best wishes,
Alex.

 

[Alex]

Hello Doug,

This is what I am currently doing.

However, this is not an optimal solution since I have to go over *all* the bookmarks (and all the ranges that are currently held) that can possibly be adjacent to my change and check if any of them has to be modified.

Best wishes,
Alex.

How about Range2.Start = Range2.Start + [length of inserted text]

Hello people,

Here is a problem that got me scratching my head.

The requirements appear simple:
Given a range in a document,
insert some text (say a paragraph mark) after it
without this text bleeding into adjacent bookmarks and/or ranges).

That is, given:
[Range1][Range2]
Should result in:
[Range1]Text[Range2]

(I cannot adjust Range2 after the fact because at the time I may be holding
a multitude of ranges that might be affected).

The biggest problem is when the ranges consist of Word tables.

That is:
[Table1][Range2]
Should result in:
[Table1]Text[Range2]

Or, alternatively:
[Range1][Table2]
Should result in:
[Range1]Text[Table2]

Any ideas?