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Hi, sorry to open an issue to ask this, but I was wondering how I can use newline characters in the replacement list when using the -a argument.

Here's a snippet of my replacement map;

:17.0 => :17.12
:17.1 => :17.12
:17.2 => :17.12
:17.3 => :17.12
:17.4 => :17.12
:17.5 => :17.12
:17.6 => :17.12
:17.7 => :17.12
:17.8 => :17.12
:17.9 => :17.12
:17.10 => :17.12
:17.11 => :17.12
:17.13 => :17.12

However, you as you might expect, this causes errors; :17.1 gets replaced to :17.12, so the final output becomes :17.122. Because each string I want to replace is at the end of a line, the obvious solution is to use a newline character in the replacement map, but that doesn't seem to work; I've tried both \r and \n and neither produce the desired output.

Is there something I can do, or is this a limitation of the script, or perhaps my own error?

I got this error when I run the following command python sandr.py -e -s BONjour -r helLO -i aaa to test sandr.py

  File "sandr.py", line 76
    print(message, file=sys.stderr)
                       ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

can anyone help ?