Documents archived in Project Gutenberg are typically simple text, with each line ending in <CR><LF> (Hex:0D0A), so that
paragraphs are separated by an empty line <CR><LF><CR><LF>. I thought it would be simple to convert one such
(5657.txt) to format in Writer, but stumbled on elementary problems in Find-&-Replace [Ctrl-H] using regular expressions:
(1) "\n" is not found. Should not "\n" match one of the codes in <CR><LF>? [If not, what code(s)
should "\n" match?]
(2) Although "$" is found (matches to <CR><LF>), "$$" (for successive occurrences of
<CR><LF>) is not found. Why?
(3) Doing Find "$" & Replace with " " (single space), <CR><LF> is replaced by " " (single
space). However,
doing Find "$" & Replace with "@" (single @char), <CR><LF> is replaced by "@@" (double
@char). Why?
John
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