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When you cut or copy a line in the edit box and paste it somewhere else, it correctly cuts or copies the newline to the clipboard, but pastes everything but the newline. BUT: when you cut or copy a line that is followed by a blank line, it incorrectly cuts or copies both the line and the following blank line. It still loses the final newline when pasting though (so it ends up pasting what the user intended).

**Steps to reproduce** # Cut or copy text containing one or more newline characters at the end. # Paste the text in AWB's edit box (while editing a wiki page). **Actual results** When pasting in the edit box, if the text on the clipboard ends in a newline, that character is silently omitted. If the clipboard text has multiple trailing newlines, only the last is omitted. This happens regardless of where the source text was cut or copied from (including other, non-AWB windows). **Expected results** Any trailing newline characters should be pasted as well, as was presumably the editor's intention when selecting them before cutting or copying. This is the behavior of all other applications.

When you cut or copy a line in the edit box and paste it somewhere else**Steps to reproduce** # Cut or copy text containing one or more newline characters at the end. # Paste the text in AWB's edit box (while editing a wiki page). **Actual results** When pasting in the edit box, if the text on the clipboard ends in a newline, that character is silently omitted. If the clipboard text has multiple trailing newlines, it correctly cuts or copiesonly the newline to the clipboard,last is omitted. but pastes everything but the newline.This happens regardless of where the source text was cut or copied from (including other, BUT: when you cut or copy a non-AWB windows). **Expected results** Any trailing newline that is followed by a blank linecharacters should be pasted as well, it incorrectly cuts or copies both the line andas was presumably the editor's intention when selecting the followm before cutting blank lineor copying. It still loseThis is the final newline when pasting though (so it ends up pasting what the user intended).behavior of all other applications.