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[Kevin Ballard]

Regexes are matched on a per-line basis. IIRC, each line includes the  
trailing newline, but it doesn't include the preceeding one.

Maybe you should try '^(?=# +)', or possibly using \A instead of ^ (I  
don't know what the \A vs ^ semantics are in the grammar matching).

On Dec 22, 2006, at 11:03 AM, Dr. Drang wrote:

> But I can't get a foldingStopMarker that works. What I'd like to  
> use is a blank line followed by a positive lookahead to a line that  
> starts with a hash and a space, but
>
>     foldingStopMarker = '^$\n(?=^# +)';
>
> doesn't work, even though that regex works in the Find dialog box.
>
> Are the start and stop markers restricted to single line patterns?  
> The manual suggests that, but it isn't explicit. Does anyone have  
> any ideas?

-- 
Kevin Ballard
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