Instead of trying to come up with THE regex that covers all possible HTML situations,
just check out the module HTML::Parser that makes stripping HTML tags mind-numbingly
easy.
Mark :)
>>> "Scott Phelps" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/16/00 08:28AM >>>
Am I the only person who considers regular expressions confusing as hell?
All I want to do is remove all the HTML from a string.
s/<.*>//g; wipes the whole thing because > is included in the .* meta.
How could I just remove < everything until > ?
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