Find IdSpecialCharacter VB CS2

I am trying to find out what the special character id is for the characters inserted when you tag an xml element. Does anyone know how to determine the special character id for a selected character?

Hi carlo,
Since CS2 doesn't have grep searching (CS3 does), you have to mix InDesign searching with JavaScript regular expressions. Here's how it would work:
1. Read the contents of a story into a JavaScript string.
2. Use a JavaScript regular expression to find all of the text that matches a pattern. This will produce an array of matches.
3. Sort the list of matches and then remove duplicate matches from the list.
4. Then use the InDesign search method to search for the text of the found matches and do whatever it is you want to do. Remember to iterate backwards over the found text objects if you intend to change the text (to avoid invalid references).
Thanks,
Ole

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Bob
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