Kahrel's Concordance with 1 & 0 characters (list words of paragraph_styles = '|glo|')

Gentlemen,
First of all I want to say I'm not that young. I've shared with the Adobe community for 10 years now and now I need your help. Inititally I posted my question in Russian, but no one could help me. Yesterday I bought both of Kahrel's .pdfs but still can't find what I'm looking for.
The Concordance script works like a dream. When it works. When it does not it says null is not an object or not enough memory.
It works perfect when you work with 2+ character words.
16 , почитание к.-л.; || pīṭha n
56 , почитание; || māna m, n
85  - почитание, поклонение); || ara m
196  – почитанием богов и обуздыванием
  What I need sometimes is a list of places where a single (1) letter occurs.
Or all the words which have same 1 style (paragraph_styles = '|glo|';). All the words, means a-z + list of diacritics. Some 3600 words would it be, with the page number - like a word index based on a style.
Now the output style is:
15 ; || netra n – eye;
22 ; || netra n – eye;
60 ); || netra n – eye;
66 ); || netra n – eye;
What I would want to looks like:
netra n – eye;
15, 22, 60, 66
Or even (when the wording changes in at least 1 character):
netra n – eye;
15, 22, 60, 66
netra n – eyed;
115, 122, 160, 166
Thanks for your patience. I did not want to disturb Peter directly
as he has been more than kind answering my noob questions.
Marcis from Russia

Gentlemen,
First of all I want to say I'm not that young. I've shared with the Adobe community for 10 years now and now I need your help. Inititally I posted my question in Russian, but no one could help me. Yesterday I bought both of Kahrel's .pdfs but still can't find what I'm looking for.
The Concordance script works like a dream. When it works. When it does not it says null is not an object or not enough memory.
It works perfect when you work with 2+ character words.
16 , почитание к.-л.; || pīṭha n
56 , почитание; || māna m, n
85  - почитание, поклонение); || ara m
196  – почитанием богов и обуздыванием
  What I need sometimes is a list of places where a single (1) letter occurs.
Or all the words which have same 1 style (paragraph_styles = '|glo|';). All the words, means a-z + list of diacritics. Some 3600 words would it be, with the page number - like a word index based on a style.
Now the output style is:
15 ; || netra n – eye;
22 ; || netra n – eye;
60 ); || netra n – eye;
66 ); || netra n – eye;
What I would want to looks like:
netra n – eye;
15, 22, 60, 66
Or even (when the wording changes in at least 1 character):
netra n – eye;
15, 22, 60, 66
netra n – eyed;
115, 122, 160, 166
Thanks for your patience. I did not want to disturb Peter directly
as he has been more than kind answering my noob questions.
Marcis from Russia

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