A note to this function: A piece of text is recognized only if in the found fragment no formatting breaks in the found text. Optionally, you can decide whether all found passages should be replaced with the same text. You specify the search text as well as the new text that is replaced in the parameters of the function. With the function WordFile.Substitute you can replace certain text pieces in a Word document. With the WordFile.Contains function you can check if a defined string occurs in a Word document. We also have the new functions WordFile.Contains and WordFile.Substitute. For this the new function " WordFile.WriteContainer" is available. In all three cases we get a key reference as return which we can then continue to work with.Īlso from the Word area there are innovations You can store a Word file now not only with WordFile.WriteFile as a file on the disk, but can store the Word file also directly into a container. If the key is in a PEM file, then read it with PKey.ReadFromFile. If the key is in a container, use the PKey.ReadFromContainer function. With PKey.Read you can read a PKey from a text. We have three new functions in the Certificates topic that are used for reading private or public keys of the PEM certificate. Read Private and Public Keys from PEM certificate For signing, you specify in this function, besides the MailID, the reference to the X509 certificate and the reference to your private key. The mail must be assembled before it can be signed, otherwise later changes would destroy the signature. The SendMail.Sign function signs a mail with an S/Mime signature. If the field exists, we get 1 as return value. To do this, we specify the command reference number and the name of the field in the parameters. With the new function SQL.FieldExists you can check if a given field exists that we want to query. The postfix and prefix keys functions allows you to organize things in the dictionaries with e.g. So, in the previous example, we could filter by. In this case the keys are filtered by their end. The opposite is the case with the function " Dictionary.KeysWithPostfix". You may have entries like "" and "" and by using Dictionary.KeysWithPrefix you can look for "person.123." to find all keys starting with this prefix. With the function " Dictionary.KeysWithPrefix" you can now get a list of all keys that have a specific beginning.
Here you can now filter the keys by their beginning or their end. Let's start with the new features in the Dictionary component.
In this article I want to introduce you the new functions from the MBS FileMaker Plugin in version 11.4.
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