I've tried [\n$] and a few other things, but none seem to work in Erlang (even if they work on regexr). What's the right way to do this in Erlang (re:compile)?
我已经尝试了[\ n $]和其他一些东西,但似乎没有一个在Erlang中工作(即使它们在regexr上工作)。在Erlang中执行此操作的正确方法是什么(re:compile)?
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Use (\n|$):
> re:run("foobar", "(\n|$)").
{match,[{6,0},{6,0}]}
> re:run("foo\nbar", "(\n|$)").
{match,[{3,1},{3,1}]}
That is, there are two alternatives: either match a newline, or the end of the string.
也就是说,有两种选择:匹配换行符或字符串结尾。
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Use (\n|$):
> re:run("foobar", "(\n|$)").
{match,[{6,0},{6,0}]}
> re:run("foo\nbar", "(\n|$)").
{match,[{3,1},{3,1}]}
That is, there are two alternatives: either match a newline, or the end of the string.
也就是说,有两种选择:匹配换行符或字符串结尾。