How to exclude CR and LF of an Char Set in an Regular Expression

From: Antonio Cambule (antonio_at_stueber.de)
Date: 01/15/04 

Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2004 12:48:52 +0100

Hi,

I use D7 with TRegExpr to Parse for Regular Expressions.
I need to do this:

Source: Sample {Carriage Return}
        Te xt

What I want: S,a,m,p,l,e,T,e,x,t

What I get: S,a,m,p,l,e,
                        ,
                        Te,,x,t

The Parser should find every single Character except an CR and an LF.

What I did:

[\x01-\xF7] <-- Finds all Characters I need + CR and LF. But I don't
                want to have CR and LF.

I tried these:
1. [\x01-\xF7^\x0a\a0d]
2. [\x01-\xF7][^\x0a\a0d]

Nothing realy did it. I couldn't find an example for this case. So I'm
in need of help.

regards

Antonio Cambule

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