Currently only the full Unicode definition of line breaks is supported. But it is often useful to have a more limited definition, for both compatibility and performance reasons.
Add two new modules:
[x] lines_lf: only recognizes line feed characters. This will also coincidentally support CRLF graphemes, by virtue of simply ignoring the carriage return. (Added in 4ec6e60ff674792859c0639a7831fe92d2b79e7c.)
[x] lines_crlf: recognizes both carriage return and line feed characters individually, as well as properly handling CRLF graphemes. (Added in d78afc3701c5693678d0c0a0aa5bfade68117a38.)
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Currently only the full Unicode definition of line breaks is supported. But it is often useful to have a more limited definition, for both compatibility and performance reasons.
Add two new modules:
lines_lf: only recognizes line feed characters. This will also coincidentally support CRLF graphemes, by virtue of simply ignoring the carriage return. (Added in 4ec6e60ff674792859c0639a7831fe92d2b79e7c.)lines_crlf: recognizes both carriage return and line feed characters individually, as well as properly handling CRLF graphemes. (Added in d78afc3701c5693678d0c0a0aa5bfade68117a38.)This should(?) cover all the common use cases.