boesch@VAX.DARPA.MIL (11/01/88)
I am using version 18.51.4 Try the following. I discovered it in a phone number processor. I will use the convention <function> for gnu emacs functions or special chars. All white space is to be ignored. Start with a newly initialized emacs. 1234567890<beginning-of-buffer><replace-regexp> 123\(.......\)<cr>\1<cr> This should have had the effect of replacing the "1234567890" in the buffer with "4567890" but it replaces it with "456789" The problem does not occur if there is a cr in the buffer after the "0" Brian