Re^2: regex to replace linefeeds with <p> tags

actually, i DO want to match "\r\n" (or "\n\r" for that matter).

the bottom line, is that i want to identify two+ linebreaks as a paragraph break, whether the linebreaks are \r or \n (or a mixture of both).

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Re^3: regex to replace linefeeds with <p> tags by ysth (Canon) on Dec 26, 2006 at 03:29 UTC
But the behaviour you describe indicates that the user input is coming back as the sequence \r\n for a single line break.	[reply]
Re^4: regex to replace linefeeds with <p> tags by jck (Scribe) on Dec 26, 2006 at 04:23 UTC
sorry - i know it's sloppy. i originally used the \r\n and it worked for awhile, but then started generating all the additional tags, so i was trying to make it more generalized. i think that the input usually has a CR from the word processor (which would be a \r), and then the user adds a second line feed in the form when they are inputting it - since i guess they see only one linefeed, and i have instructions to the user to separate paras by two lines....leading to the \r\n that i expected before, but maybe now they're doing something different?	[reply]