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Hi,

I want to file and from the string.
I am able to filter like this xyz =~ s///g;

But i am not able to file .Anybody has any clue about this

Thanx in advance

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Migrateduser

try:

xyz =~ s|<\/p>||g;

Migrateduser

Thanx that works

gzevin

to get rid of both at the same time and cater for possible spaces, it will look like <\s*\/{0,1}\s*p\s*>

Greg Zevin
Interwoven Consultant/Architect

Adam Stoller

< \s*\/{0,1}\s*p\s*>

Other than the one space I put at the begining of the pattern shown above for this posting (so it doesn't get [mis]interpreted - I don't believe HTML / XML allows you to have white-space *before* the tag name of an element.

Also, if you use a different pattern-separator than the default '/', you won't need to escape the '/' within the pattern - so something along the likes of:

=~ s!< /{0,1}p\s*>!!gsi;

Should do a nice job of removing all simple paragraph tags, however, be warned - the above will remove all end-paragraph tags always, but only remove non attributed opening paragraph tags (e.g. ) which I've started to notice more and more these days - for that you'd have to do something more like:

=~ s!< /{0,1}p(\s*|\s[^>]*)>!!gsi;

If you do not want to remove those other paragraph tags, you'll have to have some other way of identifying the correct open/close tags to remove - like do they always start at the beginning of a line? If so, something like:

=~ s|^< /{0,1}p\s*>||gsi;

You may have to play around with it a bit before you get it doing everything you want (and nothing you don't want)

--fish
(Interwoven Senior Technical Consultant)

gzevin

I ALWAYS escape the slash - this saved me from troubles many times Smiley Happy

as far as the spaces are concerned - you are right about the first space (I was just safeguarding myself), however the other spaces were happily swallowed by IE Smiley Happy

as far as other attributes in are concerned - you are right again, this technique is especially handy when you clear garbage created by visual format Smiley Happy

))

Greg Zevin
Independent Interwoven Consultant/Architect
Sydney, AU