On 10/26/25 7:56 AM, William Michels wrote:
^^ has the regex meaning "start-of-line" $$ has the regex meaning "end-of-line"Compare to: ^ has the regex meaning "start-of-string" $ has the regex meaning "end-of-string"If you're analyzing input linewise (for example using a one-liner with `-ne` or `-pe` flags), then start-of-line equals start-of-string, and end-of-line equals end- of-string.HTH, Bill.
Can I talk you out of a few examples?
