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An interesting approach, Aaron.

Most folks here would make OP show the current code set, to ensure they understood the whole read file/write file process, and that all they were stuck on were particulars of the logic.

You kind of took an interesting middle ground and fed him a complete-from-scratch working example, but he had to at least show enough cleverness to adapt it to his needs.

Not sure it's the middle ground I would have chosen, but it is a creative way to not do absolutely everything for the student.

In reply to Re^2: how to insert new line in text file after regex match? by marinersk
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