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Henrik Horneber <ryco / gmx.net> writes:

> What's the best way to test if a string only consists of whitespaces
> and newlines?

What about this?:

  string !~ /\S/

where "\S" means complement of "\s".  If your white spaces are not
equal to "\s", you can use an appropriate character class, say
 "[^ \n]" for a character except a space and a line feed.


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kjana / dm4lab.to                                     September 23, 2004
Slow and steady wins the race.