At 6:03 PM -0400 6/22/11, Ronald J Kimball sent email regarding Re:
Delete Table Column X:
By the way, you can use a character other than / as the delimiter, to avoid
escaping:
#!/usr/bin/perl -p
s{(^<tr>)(<td>.*?</td>)(<td>.*?</td>)(<td>.*?</td>)(</tr>)}{$1$3$4</tr>};
Excellent. Using JD's nifty creation of a temporary filter file, I
now use AS to get the selection, count the table columns, ask which
one to delete then build the RegEx based on the column count and
desired column to be deleted. This gets written to temp.pl in the
Unix filters directory and called to effect the column deletion.
As always, it was an interesting learning experience. Thanks to those
who helped out.
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