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Good points.
So, to summarize your proposition with my own:
Rule #1: Paragraphs are separated by at least two newlines (CR/LF, LF or FF). Any number of whitespaces before, in between or after will be ignored. More than two consecutive newlines will be considered as one and only one change of paragraph.
New paragraph: {{{/(\s*\n\s*\n\s*)/s}}} (Perl expression with the /s modifier)
Rule #2: To break a line, one must escape a newline. The rule should be permissive enough to allow any number of whitespaces (including CR/LF or LF) after the backslash. A space before is not necessary. Rule of least surprise.
Line break: {{{/(\s*\\\s*\n\s*)/s}}} (Perl expression with the /s modifier)
Rule #3: Tabs are treated as spaces.
Rule #4: Consecutive spaces or tabs are treated as one space only.
Rule #5: Spaces or tabs at the beginning of a line are ignored.
What about FF (\f) or vertical tabs (\v)?
-- [EricChartre], 2007-01-05
Version Date Modified Size Author Changes ... Change note
23 11-Jan-2007 14:18 4.467 kB ChuckSmith to previous fixed link to list of line break
22 10-Jan-2007 19:45 4.467 kB RadomirDopieralski to previous | to last my mistake :)
21 10-Jan-2007 19:20 5.191 kB RadomirDopieralski to previous | to last advantages and disadvantages of tilde
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