in reply to Re: How do I use regex to strip out specific characters in a string? (boo)
in thread How do I use regex to strip out specific characters in a string?

Removed one.... s/....? //g&&tr|/:|_|d; Update
And one more, s/....? //g&&tr|/:|_|d;

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Re: How do I use regex to strip out specific characters in a string? (boo)
by danboo (Beadle) on Aug 23, 2001 at 01:25 UTC
    20: s/\w+ //g&&y|/:|_|d;
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      You can easily get rid of one more:
      19: s/\w+ //g&y|/:|_|d;
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