On 3/16/2023 4:46 PM, Rob van der Heij wrote: > alternatives (with preference for the first one) > - line end is any unique sequence of the specified characters, so if you > specify the CR and LF as candidate, then CR, LF, CR LF, and LF CR are all > one single end of line, but CR CR would imply a null line between (like CR > LF LF) > - the first string of characters from that set is taken as the line end > sequence, until eof. So when you start with a bare CR then the next CR will > cause LF to be the start of a new line.
I like both of these alternatives for different uses--and in both cases, it could be useful to have a KEEP operand and/or send the linend off to the alternate, to be able to reconstruct the file with the original separators. ¬R
