Posted by Puzzled on 12/16/31 11:59

I'm developing under W2K with PHP 4.4, and using preg_replace() to
massage text for output.

But I can't explicitly find 2 adjacent EOL tokens using /\n{2}/

It works if I specify chr(13).chr(10) in place of the \n, so is it
that it doesn't interpret the \n in an os-friendly way, or do I have
some config thing goofed up somewhere?

Many thanks for any insights.

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