RegExOptions.LineEndType

This is in effect for the current Regular Expression "session".
Has no effect on SearchPatterns if TreatTargetAsOneLine is True.
Changes the way \n is expanded for ReplacementPatterns
0 = any line ending (Windows, Macintosh, or Unix)
1 = default for platform (if running on Macintosh, the same as 2) (if running on Windows, the same as 3, if running on Linux, the same as 4)
2 = Mac ASCII 13 or \r
3 = Win32 ASCII 10 or \n
4 = Unix ASCII 10 or \n
Default is 0.

Syntax
LineEndType( Integer ) as

Parameters
Integer |