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Regular expressions containing \W are multi line. #226
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The cursor would skip across newlines in addition to a single word. Root cause is an underlying bug in text-buffer where old regular expression was considered single line. Extra new lines can be removed after it is fixed. see atom/text-buffer#226 see avendael#129
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The cursor would skip across newlines in addition to a single word. Root cause is an underlying bug in text-buffer where old regular expression was considered single line. Extra new lines can be removed after it is fixed. see atom/text-buffer#226 see avendael#129
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The cursor would skip across newlines in addition to a single word. Root cause is an underlying bug in text-buffer where old regular expression was considered single line. Extra new lines can be removed after it is fixed. see atom/text-buffer#226 see #129
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https://github.com/atom/text-buffer/blob/master/src/helpers.js#L3
The MULTI_LINE_REGEX_REGEX should include /\W/.
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