Thanks for your reply. >>> In Re: re.split() problem >>> [Fredrik] = "Fredrik Lundh" wrote Fredrik> >>> s = "foo\nbar\n\nbaz" Fredrik> >>> re.findall("(?s).*\n\n|.+$", s) Fredrik> ['foo\nbar\n\n', 'baz'] Fredrik> (this also lets you use finditer so you can process huge texts without Fredrik> having to hold everything in memory) Thanks. This sovles my problem. > Will it be fixed in Python 2.4.2? Fredrik> 2.4.2 is a bug fix release. "doesn't work as you intend" doesn't really Fredrik> count as a bug I'm sorry for my expression. I should have written "Will those features which were discussed in these threads be released in Python 2.4.2 ?"
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