in reply to A NOT in regular expressions
That depends, is there any chance that % will appear in between <% and %>? If not, then something as simple as this should work:
s/<%[^%]%>>//g;
However, I must warn you, because you have a 2 character delimiter (<% and %>), if you have input like:
stuff <% junk% %> more stuff
Then the substitution will fail.
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Re: Re: A NOT in regular expressions
by Monky Python (Scribe) on May 14, 2003 at 07:55 UTC |