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I'm trying since a couple of days to read an entire file with Rainmeter.

I'm working with WebParser and RegExp.

My result is something like this:

Line1
Line2
Line3

If I make a RegExp like (?m).*, I have only the first line. However, if I use something like (?m).*\n.*, I have the two lines...

Fantastic, but sometimes, I just have 1 line and sometimes, I can have 5 lines. If I'm writing = (?m).*\n.*\n.*\n.*\n.* and I have for example just 3 lines, Rainmeter doesn't get my lines.

Does anyone have a solution?

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You need to use a singleline option to force the . to match newline symbols:

(?s).*

As an alternative, you can add anchors matching at the beginning and end: 

\A(?s).*\z

See demo

Unless you need to access some specific lines, you do not need the multiline flag that makes ^ and $ anchors match at the start/end of a line.

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