arn...@skeeve.com wrote: > I would think adding a check for '\r' would be safe and would help > too; given that on Windows systems '\r' generally occurs just as > frequently as '\n', it should give a nice speedup for gawk on those > systems.
As I recognize that DFA and regex aren't support multiple eolbytes as CR-LF, I can't understand where we can use the change. Grep converts Windows text to Unix text by removal of CR in advance. BTW, although I say `newline', correctly notice that it's `eolbyte' which mayn't be either LF or NUL.
