Make byLine handle carriage newline and just newline equally.

[abersnaze]

based on a discussion on #30.

[Crystark]

You may want to handle \r only too as if I remember correctly, Mac OS 9 has only \r as a new line separator.

[abersnaze]

I don't know if I even want to think about what it would take to support running RxJava on what ever version of the JDK on OS 9.

I'll think about regex though.

[Crystark]

I'm not supposing it would run on OS 9 just that a file may be originating from there (for instance, reading a client's file who runs on an old OS 9)

[abersnaze]

@Crystark I got all three line ending forms able to coexist in one regex. If you could give a 👍 I'll merge it.

[Crystark]

It seems OK to me. Although I would write the pattern like that:
"(\\r\\n)|(\\n)|(\\r)" (or "\\r?\\n|\\r").
If you do not double the anti-slashes, you're actually putting the the real CR and LF characters in the string instead of using the regexp constructs \r and \n. I'm really not sure what are the implications of using one or the other. It may just be fine.

Thanks alot.

[abersnaze]

@Crystark made additional changes to the regex to include all of the line terminating characters as listed in java.util.Pattern

[Crystark]

👍