Sean
[Re]Find has an optional 3rd parameter: [Start position].
You can use this to create a loop through the target of the [Re]Find.
Dick
For Example:
<CFSET EOL = chr(13) & chr(10)>
<CFSET Transformed =
"line 1" & EOL &
"line 2" & EOL &
"line 3" & EOL &
"line 4">
<CFSET LineEndList="">
<CFSET StartPos = 1>
<CFSET ThisLineEnd = 1>
<CFLOOP CONDITION="#ThisLineEnd# NEQ 0">
<CFSET ThisLineEnd = Find(EOL, Transformed, StartPos)>
<CFIF ThisLineEnd>
<CFSET LineEndList = ListAppend(LineEndList, ThisLineEnd)>
<CFSET StartPos = ThisLineEnd + 1>
</CFIF>
</CFLOOP>
<CFOUTPUT>
|# Transformed#|<BR>
This is it...#LineEndList#
</CFOUTPUT>
>I have a file that I am reading with CFFILE. The variable of which is =
>"transformed".
>The following will give me the position of the first line break.
>
><cfset firstline =3D #REFind("#chr(13)##chr(10)#", transformed)#>
>
>How would I find the position of all line breaks if I did not know how =
>many lines a file was going to have?
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