in reply to Re^2: How to match last character of string, even if it happens to be a newline?
in thread How to match last character of string, even if it happens to be a newline?
Using \z, I don't seem to need multiline ...
That's because \z is always the absolute end-of-string anchor; no modifiers apply. I always use \A \z \Z because they have invariant behavior. For the same reason, I nail down the ^ $ operators by always using the /m modifier. (I then use the ^ $ operators only with newlines embedded within a string.)
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