Re: Suggestion: check for \n, \t in regexp for query-replace-regexp

[Michael John Downes]

Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org> writes:

> query-replace-read-args is used for ordinary query-replace
> as well as for query-replace-regexp.

Ah! Enlightenment now dawns. Somehow I missed that though looking right
at it. I traced back to query-replace-read-args from
query-replace-regexp and didnt think to consider the significance of the
function name and whether it might be used elsewhere.