++ 11/04/02 16:32 -0500 - David W. Tamkin:
| Is there an easy way to match on multiple lines, regardless where in the
| regexp the new line starts? I have regexps like these:
[...]
Rik Kabel had one: use (\<)+ instead of a space. (\>)+ works as well. \<
and \> can match newlines.
Got that working. Now I'm experimenting a bit more, I no have:
RN = "( |((\<)+[ ]?))"
This should make it possible to match either:
- a space
- a newline
- a newline, followed by one or more whitepace.
We'll see what this will bring...
Thank you for your suggestion and quick answer, thanks to Rik for the
regexp.
-Rejo.
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