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\n won't work, use $ as a line end instead, and IMHO ^ should be out of the brackets:
^(\d{4})(.*)$ |
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I am not using \n to identify the line end - I am using it to identify a new line. The difference is significant when trying to find and replace multiple lines at a time. Will this feature be available sometime soon?
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no. Regexp for find/replace works in single-line mode only.
Can't say if multiline will be ever implemented. |
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