> Isn't your case just covered by using
> & in search and
> \nFOO in replace?
Maybe that was a typo. The above does not work (does nothing--not matched).
Can you suggest a work-around which inserts some text at the start of every line in Calc's Basic macro editor (including empty lines)? That's the problem this bug was originally about and which *should* be easy by replacing ^ with the desired text. That is standard regex behavior everywhere else in computerdom.
^ on its own should work (just like $ on its own does).
> Isn't your case just covered by using
> & in search and
> \nFOO in replace?
Maybe that was a typo. The above does not work (does nothing--not matched).
Can you suggest a work-around which inserts some text at the start of every line in Calc's Basic macro editor (including empty lines)? That's the problem this bug was originally about and which *should* be easy by replacing ^ with the desired text. That is standard regex behavior everywhere else in computerdom.
^ on its own should work (just like $ on its own does).