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?, why a regexp that returns all what you allready have?
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?, why a regexp that returns all what you allready have?

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i got e-mail and i should get body of this e-mail with regexp
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i got e-mail and i should get body of this e-mail with regexp

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can you please post regular expresion pattern here?<br />

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can you please post regular expresion pattern here?


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i do it so: <br />
((.*\n.*)*)<br />
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thank you!
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hello, i have one question.<br />
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i have multiline text (more than 50 lines) and i want to get all lines with regexp:<br />
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(.*) returns first line only,<br />
(.*\n.*) returns first and second lines.<br />
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how can i define regulare expresion, that returns all lines?<br />
<br />
Thank you!<br />

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hello, i have one question.

i have multiline text (more than 50 lines) and i want to get all lines with regexp:

(.*) returns first line only,
(.*\n.*) returns first and second lines.

how can i define regulare expresion, that returns all lines?

Thank you!


regular expresion for all lines

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