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PDGREPPE Double Bytes

 \0B<0-16 1's>	double-byte 0 to 65535	Binary
 \0O<0-177777>	double-byte 0 to 65535	Octal
 \0D<0-65535>	double-byte 0 to 65535	Decimal
 \0H<0-fffff>	double-byte 0 to 65535	Hex
 \0X<0-fffff>	double-byte 0 to 65535	Hex

 \N	New line sequence	or \r\n

These are used to designate UNICODE or TWO byte characters:


	pdgreppe -Hjc "\0X0A0D" file_id.diz


..."\0X0A0D" finds all new-line sequences:

	HEX 0A is LineFeed	or 10 Decimal
	HEX 0D is Return	or 13

The DOS NewLine is Return followed by LineFeed in file_id.diz.

An easier way to use it is with the escape sequence "\N".

The standard New Line sequence for IBM PC DOS is two bytes:
\r (RETURN) followed by \n (LINEFEED).


	pdgreppe -Hjc "\N" file_id.diz


..."\N" finds all end-of-line (\N) areas in file_id.diz.

This can also be put in a [Range] specification like [\N].

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