JavaScript to create indexes, accumulating the character offset

HI wonder-workers in script-index

I have a script that I run on a single document of two or 160 pages of a list of terms to index.

He does the job, but has a tendency to misplace the index gradually plu markers offset from the actual location of the actual target word.

The direction of the offset changes depending on whether I increments to the top or to the bottom of my list of txets returned from the story.search.

With the help of CS2, there are notes.

The offset is not exactly = number of referrals met so far, but largely move with about 60% of it (I have not checked it in detail) with 1000 points in a few pages later have on an offset of 50char of the s word in my file list.

Very little havewords in my index notes, although 1 or 2 I am OK to catch them just.

I tried réinvoquant story.search to create a new pageReferences.add list text after each (or 1/5)

in the case where the insert of the index mark creates the shift - but this makes it just run more slowly and does not solve the problem.

Most of the refs index will be correct but there will inevitably be some that drop from page to page x-1 x

Any ideas where I should look?

The monarticle var becomes a copy or a pointer to the changing history?

for (var s = 0; s < doc.stories.length; s + +) {}
var monarticle = doc.stories.item (s);

If (myStory.length > 800) {/ / avoid the small objects-history (notes, headings, etc.)}
toIndex = myStory.search (myUpper); With drop cap index entry in this text of story
If (toindex.length > 0) / / found the text at least once...
{
newtopic = doc.indexes [0].topics.add (myUpper);
r = 0;
for (i = toindex.length - 1; I > - 1; i--) / / this way brands DRIFT after Word
for (i = 0; I < toindex.length; i ++) //marks DRIFT before term
{
r ++ ;
Try
{
newtopic.pageReferences.add (toindex [i], PageReferenceType.currentPage);
If (r == 5) {}
toIndex = doc.stories.item (s) *.search (myUpper); costs of time, help? restart DERIVES every 5th round
r = 0;
}
}
catch (_)
{
many of them will be the places of reference...
Alert ("' problem of Index >" + myUpper + "< item" + i + "can be in a note" ');
}

Good tests! I wasn't sure what version of Indesign had the problem of the terrible table, CS1, or CS2, he was apparently CS2. The problem with tables was that they slowed down the scripts to a pathetic crawl. It seems that they affect scripted index as well.

By placing all of the tables in their own frames I had the problem of overall speed.
Maybe it works for the drift of the index as well. Worth a try.

Peter

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|   0 | SELECT STATEMENT   |            |     1 |  2017 |    31   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|   1 |  NESTED LOOPS SEMI |            |     1 |  2017 |    31   (0)| 00:00:01 |
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