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Re: How do I do this search and replace? [message #172344 is a reply to message #172335] Mon, 14 February 2011 01:58 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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In article <ij8mk6$vl6$1(at)news(dot)albasani(dot)net>, The Natural Philosopher <tnp(at)invalid(dot)invalid> wrote:
> Doug Miller wrote:
>> In article <vscel6le4f6810hekfooookik3ircj3ue3(at)4ax(dot)com>,
> evan(at)theobvious(dot)espphotography(dot)com(dot)invalid wrote:
>>> On Sat, 12 Feb 2011 20:23:54 -0500, Jerry Stuckle
>>> <jstucklex(at)attglobal(dot)net> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Sorry, Evan, you've just proven you are ignorant and a troll. You
>>>> aren't even intelligent enough to understand when he's right.
>>> What part of "Well, it didn't work for me, so if it works for someone
>>> else, more power to them." did you not understand?
>>
>> If it didn't work for you, clearly you implemented it wrong. Or, as seems
> more
>> likely, you didn't actually try it at all.
>>
>> Here's a formal proof that Richard's method is correct:
>>
>> Let A be the string <a>\r\n<b>, and B the string <c>\n<d>,where <a>, <b>,
> <c>,
>> and <d> are any arbitrary strings not containing "\n". The first operation,
>> replace all "\r\n" with "\n", changes A to <a>\n<b> and leaves B untouched.
>> The second operation, replace all "\n" with "\r\n", changes A to <a>\r\n<b>,
>> and B to <c>\r\n<d>, which is the specified result: change \n to \r\n except
>> when \n is immediately preceded with \r.
>>
>> If you would dispute that proof, demonstrate the flaw in it, or post a
>> counterexample. Otherwise, you owe Richard an apology.
>>
>> Time to man up, Evan.
>>
> Indeed. simple problems like this, it's easy to construct state machines
> for, and examine every possible combination, and produce totally
> reliable bug free code. Sadly such examples are few and far between.
>
>
> As someone else pointed out tho, what about a single '\r'?

That's outside the original specifications of the problem. Whether the
specifications *should* have included that condition is a separate issue. The
fact is, they didn't, and the solution Richard posted is a correct solution to
to problem as originally posed.
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