Reputation: 279
In an Word addin, I'm using
this.Application.ActiveDocument.Words;
to get a list of all the words in the curret document. Now when I parse this list, I found the ,
, .
and \r
are also in this list. Why is Word considering these words? I also looked at the word count in the status bar and that was wrong too, as for 7 words in my document the status bar shows 9 words.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 159
Reputation: 9617
Looks like it's a feature.
from: here
Note Punctuation and paragraph marks in a document are included in the Words collection.
also found:
If SingleWord < "A" Or SingleWord > "z" Then SingleWord = "" 'Out of range?
which says to me you can exclude punctuation from your set by testing for 'words' less than A or greater than z.
Upvotes: 3