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Goran - 04 Mar 2006 17:13 GMT
I wrote:
I am experimenting with an app which is to process large Word doc's, and
needs the dictionary objects available in Python (and C++).Jezebiel wrote:

Jezebiel answered.
Don't know anything about Python. You can register a DLL (or any compliant
library file) in VBA through Tools > References. The functions within the
DLL can then be called from within VBA. They don't appear directly as
macros. You need to write wrapper functions (ie a macro that calls the DLL
function).

Thanks much. I wonder if both the following skeleton code ideas are
possible, and if there is a large overhead for each access to Word in the
first one.

'*** First idea
VBA Wrapper:
StartDLL(pointertocurrentWordDocument)

Inside DLL:
Word.getNextWord(pointertocurrentWordDocument) until endofdoc
// Do whatever processing is needed

'*** Second idea
VBA Wrapper:
StartDLL(currentWordDocument) ' i.e. throw over the whole document right
away

Inside DLL:
currentWordDocument.processWord until endofdoc

Best,

Goran
Word Heretic - 07 Mar 2006 15:25 GMT
G'day "Goran" <goran@bokverket.com>,

From what I have been told, no there isn't. I have seen several tools
work in both manners, without appreciable lag.

Steve Hudson - Word Heretic

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Without prejudice

Goran reckoned:

>I wrote:
>I am experimenting with an app which is to process large Word doc's, and
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>Goran
 
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