Can I ignore linebreaks in Regex Singleline mode?

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I want to match some HTML string using Regex but the linebreaks are getting me.

Is there a way to just completely ignore linebreaks in my regular expression?

If not, how would I specify a linebreak in the regex? I know how to do begin
line/end line but that only works in non-singleline mode right?

i.e.

if I have:

<div%gt;Some text
Some more text on next line
</div>

how would I match those 3 lines together ?

[Dave Sexton]

Hi,

Here's a document that explains the Singleline and Multiline options:

..NET Framework Developer's Guide
Regular Expression Options
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/yd1hzczs.aspx

Singleline changes the meaning of the "." character and Multiline changes
the meaning of the "^" and "$" characters.

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Dave Sexton
http://davesexton.com/blog

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>I want to match some HTML string using Regex but the linebreaks are getting
me.

Is there a way to just completely ignore linebreaks in my regular
expression?

If not, how would I specify a linebreak in the regex? I know how to do
begin
line/end line but that only works in non-singleline mode right?

i.e.

if I have:

<div%gt;Some text
Some more text on next line
</div>

how would I match those 3 lines together ?