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I can't seem to get the ^ or $ anchors to work correctly.
I have a text file I want to match something at the beginning of every line, and ^ makes it simple.
They are only matching at the very beginning or very end of the file, not each line.
It seems that we need the "MultiLine" flag set to do this.
I found a workaround to just look for "\r\n" before the matching character I wanted to find, but the figures of regular expressions aren't being fully utilized.
I can't seem to figure out how to set this flag from my script...???
Maybe there can be a way to set flags within the script?
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I can't seem to get the ^ or $ anchors to work correctly.
I have a text file I want to match something at the beginning of every line, and ^ makes it simple.
They are only matching at the very beginning or very end of the file, not each line.
It seems that we need the "MultiLine" flag set to do this.
I found a workaround to just look for "\r\n" before the matching character I wanted to find, but the figures of regular expressions aren't being fully utilized.
I can't seem to figure out how to set this flag from my script...???
Maybe there can be a way to set flags within the script?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: