Replacing One Line with Two in Eclipse

Eclipse 3.4 is out today. In reading through the list of new features, I find one that I literally could have used yesterday.

Simply, I was doing a refactoring where I wanted to replace one import declaration by two, so my desired replacement text was two lines. Eclipse has a nice multi-file search/replace feature. However, I couldn't find or figure out if the replace text field would accept some syntax to indicate "I want a line break here." Trying the obvious \n resulted in a literal backslash-n.

In Eclipse 3.4, we can now use \R to indicate a platform-dependent line break, and \n and \r now work as expected. Usually I hate being on the bleeding edge, but this time I curse my reluctance to have been trying out the release candidates.