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darkrad
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Posts: 16 Joined: Wed Sep 10, 2003 6:33 pm
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by darkrad Wed Sep 10, 2003 6:38 pm
if $line var is :
<a href="/Sections/Genres/Sci-Fi/">Sci-Fi</a> / <a href="/Sections/Genres/Action/">Action</a> / <a
href="/Sections/Genres/Thriller/">Thriller</a> <a href="keywords">(more)</a>
and i try to :
[regexp -- {(?s)^.+>(.*)</a>$} $line - gen]
if i print $gen , the result is :
(more)
How do i fix this , to have $gen = Sci-Fi Action Thriller
?
thx for the support
strikelight
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Posts: 708 Joined: Mon Oct 07, 2002 10:39 am
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by strikelight Fri Sep 12, 2003 3:08 am
darkrad wrote: if $line var is :
<a href="/Sections/Genres/Sci-Fi/">Sci-Fi</a> / <a href="/Sections/Genres/Action/">Action</a> / <a
href="/Sections/Genres/Thriller/">Thriller</a> <a href="keywords">(more)</a>
and i try to :
[regexp -- {(?s)^.+>(.*)</a>$} $line - gen]
if i print $gen , the result is :
(more)
How do i fix this , to have $gen = Sci-Fi Action Thriller
?
thx for the support
You'd be better off using regsub instead of regexp..
Code: Select all
regsub -all {(<[^>]*>)} $line "" gen
Should do the trick.. Of course, "(more)" will still be in it as well, but it shouldn't be hard for you to get rid of that.
