Quote from documentation for dot regex: "It means any character except ‘\n’" (in lex it was except "\n" and "\r"). Anyway, try to add 2 rules -- with dot and "\n". Gplex will display info, that dot rule always overrides "\n".
Comments: ** Comment from web user: macias **
Comments: ** Comment from web user: macias **
I am terribly sorry, I mixed the lines number, and I was not looking at the correct line gplex reported. There is only conflict between `\r` and dot, so it is according to documentation, but not with other tools (but here I don't know what counts as good tradition and what as bad one).
Once again, please forgive me for taking your time.