• total.doc - around 50k words
• half.doc - around 25k words
• AsposeTestC.txt - my test class

Hi

Thanks for your request. You regular expression matches all words in the document. The following regular expression matches the same.

Pattern.compile("[\\w-]+")

Could you please explain me what your goal is? Maybe there is another, more efficient way to achieve this.

Current implementation just iterate through all words in the document.

Hi

Thank you for additional information. Maybe it is better to convert your document to TXT format (just a string.). Then search for Portuguese words in this string. When you find known word in the string, you can find the same word in the document and replace it. If you need, I can try to create code example for you.

Best regards.

Hi

Thanks for your request. Maybe the following code could help you to achieve what you need:

//This is our dictionary that contains known words

Dictionary dict = new Hashtable();

dict.put("UNIVERSIDADE", "This is new value");

dict.put("CNICA", "This is new value");

dict.put("nomes", "This is new value");

//Open document

Document doc = new Document("C:\\Temp\\half.doc");

Range reprange = doc.getRange();  //.replace(regex, new MyReplaceEvaluator(), true);

//compile pattern

Pattern regex = Pattern.compile("[\\wзЗаАбБйЙнНуУъЪгГвф-]+");

//create matcher

Matcher match = regex.matcher(doc.toTxt());

int i = 0;

while (match.find())

{

    //Replace nwon word with ints value in the document

    if (dict.get(match.group()) != null)

        reprange.replace(match.group(), (String)dict.get(match.group()), true, true);

}

doc.save("C:\\Temp\\out.doc");

Best regards.

Hi

Thanks for your request. MS Word document is flow document and does not contain any information about its layout into lines and pages. That’s why there is no way to get page or line number of the match.

Best regards.