And the good news is, I'm just about finished with a brand new version of Regexp::Token. I need to write the docs and start creating weird edge cases. When done, it should allow you to safely remove comments.
my $html_comment = Regexp::Token->create($some_comment_token);
$html =~ s/$html_comment//g;
Or do things like:
$html =~ /some text($p_tag)more text/;
I'm leaving for the beach tomorrow morning, but by Monday I hope to have this posted. Too bad it's ridiculously slow.
Cheers,
Ovid
New address of my CGI Course.
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