Hallo Silke,

Du hast den richtigen Befehl in der richtigen Weise eingefügt – aber an der falschen Stelle. ;-)

Es handelt sich dabei wie bei wholeWord:false um eine Suchoption und diese stehen als Gruppe in geschweiften Klammern nach den Suchen- und nach den Ersetzen-Einstellungen:

text {findWhat:"Ps. "} {changeTo:"Ps.^<"} {includeLockedStoriesForFind:false, includeLockedLayersForFind:false, includeHiddenLayers:false, includeMasterPages:false, includeFootnotes:true, wholeWord:false, caseSensitive:true}


Siehe auch die Dokumentation in der Beispielliste von FCBL:

Zitat

//FindChangeList.txt
//A support file for the InDesign CS3 JavaScript FindChangeByList.jsx
//
//This data file is tab-delimited, with carriage returns separating records.
//
//The format of each record in the file is:
//findType<tab>findProperties<tab>changeProperties<tab>findChangeOptions<tab>description
//
//Where:
//<tab> is a tab character
//findType is "text", "grep", or "glyph" (this sets the type of find/change operation to use).
//findProperties is a properties record (as text) of the find preferences.
//changeProperties is a properties record (as text) of the change preferences.
//findChangeOptions is a properties record (as text) of the find/change options.
//description is a description of the find/change operation
//
//Very simple example:
//text {findWhat:"--"} {changeTo:"^_"} {includeFootnotes:true, includeMasterPages:true, includeHiddenLayers:true, wholeWord:false} Find all double dashes and replace with an em dash.
//
//More complex example:
//text {findWhat:"^9^9.^9^9"} {appliedCharacterStyle:"price"} {include footnotes:true, include master pages:true, include hidden layers:true, whole word:false} Find $10.00 to $99.99 and apply the character style "price".