For the record,
^.{1,35}\n
matches 1 to 35 characters on a line, followed by a newline - i.e. it would
not match a line with 36 or more characters. Same for
^.{1,35}$
so this works as long as the line ending is also provided. In contrast,
^.{1,35}
would also match the first 35 characters of a line that is longer than that.
On Monday, October 9, 2017 at 4:39:16 PM UTC+2, Roland Küffner wrote:
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> Unfortunately, regular expressions (as I understand it) can’t match „1 to
> 35 characters, but only if there are no more than 35 characters on that
> line“ (that would indeed be a job for sed)
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