Removing Tags
[1/5] from: carlos:lorenz::gmail at: 22-Aug-2007 10:37
Hi list,
wich is the most efficient way of getting rid of the tags inside the string
bellow?
a: "<p>something here</p>"
thanks
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[2/5] from: ale870:g:mail at: 22-Aug-2007 15:56
hello,
see "parse" function.
*page: read http://hq.rebol.net
parse page [thru <title> copy title to </title>]
print title*
--Alessandro
On 8/22/07, Carlos Lorenz <carlos.lorenz-gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi list,
> wich is the most efficient way of getting rid of the tags inside the
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[3/5] from: Tom::Conlin::gmail::com at: 22-Aug-2007 8:50
Carlos Lorenz wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> wich is the most efficient way of getting rid of the tags inside the string
> bellow?
>
> a: "<p>something here</p>"
>
> thanks
>
foreach item load/markup a[
if not tag? item [print item]
]
[4/5] from: anton:wilddsl:au at: 23-Aug-2007 1:30
Here's a simple start.
We've had discussions like this on the email list many
times, so it's worth searching to find those threads.
str: "<a>something here</a>"
parse/all str [
any [
to "<" tag-start:
thru ">" tag-end:
(remove/part tag-start tag-end) :tag-start
]
]
Anton.
[5/5] from: moliad::gmail::com at: 23-Aug-2007 2:20
this is a simple one-liner:
a: "<p>something here</p> <BR> and here"
to-string remove-each i load/markup a [tag? i]
== something here and here
-MAx
On 8/22/07, Anton Rolls <anton-wilddsl.net.au> wrote:
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