Which flavor of Regex is this plugin using?

[chrisgrieser]

I noticed some minor things, like e.g. that I cannot use "\n" in the replacement, even though I can at Regex101.

I assume I used a different flavor at Regex101 than this plugin uses?

[jglev]

The plugin uses the ECMAScript / Javascript flavor. The lack of \n support in To strings was a bug that I hadn't realized (\n seems to be working in From strings for me -- is it for you, as well?). I think that it's fixed here, set for inclusion in the next version of the plugin. Thank you for bringing it up!

Your question made me realize that it would be useful to document this, ha, so I've added it just now for the next version, here.

[chrisgrieser]

ah, I see. great, thanks for fixing!

Wasn't that much of a big deal, as the multiline-TO-field allowsed to manually enter line breaks, but for copypasting from sites like regex101 it's nonetheless relevant. 👍️

[FelipeRearden]

Thanks @chrisgrieser for pointing this! I thought it was an Obsidian issue.

I'm glad to know that \n is now working. Thanks @Publicus for this feature!!!!!

[FelipeRearden]

In my opinion, this feature \n is working perfect in the version 1.2.0 running in Obsidian 0.12.10 on MacOS

Thank you very much @Publicus !!!!