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-POSIX Regex functions for DataFlex 3.2
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-
-Requires:
-*      DataFlex 3.1c onwards
-*      GCC or compatible compiler like MinGW
-*      GNU regex libraries for windows 
-               http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw/files/Other/UserContributed/regex
-
-I created this because despite VDF (Visual Dataflex) users being able to leverage
-vbscript.dll in Windows via COM to do regex operations, it seems that Console Mode 
-users are out of luck.
-
-Despite being GNU libraries, this is intended to be used on Microsoft Windows
-using the DataFlex external_function import.  No doubt if you're using DataFlex
-on Unix you can get these to work with minimal modifications.
+POSIX Regex functions for DataFlex 3.2\r
+--------------------------------------\r
+\r
+Requires:\r
+       DataFlex 3.1c onwards\r
+       GCC or compatible compiler like MinGW\r
+       GNU regex libraries for windows \r
+               http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw/files/Other/UserContributed/regex\r
+\r
+I created this because despite VDF (Visual Dataflex) users being able to leverage\r
+vbscript.dll in Windows via COM to do regex operations, it seems that Console Mode \r
+users are out of luck.\r
+\r
+Despite being GNU libraries, this is intended to be used on Microsoft Windows\r
+using the DataFlex external_function import.  No doubt if you're using DataFlex\r
+on Unix you can get these to work with minimal modifications.\r