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I have previously been using the jPOI to the rescue example (in B4J) to substitute string variables for specific words in a MS-Word (DOC) file and it was performing great. String variables I am using inside the file text are of the format: "<<variable>>" .
Would like to try now to do something similar in B4A, though it seems the jPOI could not be used for some reasons, therefore I thought to use the RTF file format.
Seen a reference to a Java library: "com.tutego.jrtf" that has a class which is able to make variable substitution in an existing RTF file:
Asking for some guidance on how to use this class specifically the .inject method in B4A, so I could open an existing RTF, replace the variables (I could have them as key/value Map) and write the resulting file to another file name.
Would like to try now to do something similar in B4A, though it seems the jPOI could not be used for some reasons, therefore I thought to use the RTF file format.
Seen a reference to a Java library: "com.tutego.jrtf" that has a class which is able to make variable substitution in an existing RTF file:
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Asking for some guidance on how to use this class specifically the .inject method in B4A, so I could open an existing RTF, replace the variables (I could have them as key/value Map) and write the resulting file to another file name.
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