How to clear all html tag in document?

[max]

How to clear all html tag in line (or document) ?
All tags have "<" on start, and ">" at the end of tag. Eg <table>, </table>,
<div align="left">, <td align="left" bgcolor="#000099"> ....
I make program that work character by character, and control if is start is
"<", and end ">".
Please help me I now those Perl programmers do that on easier way! How?

Thanks

 

[Jürgen Exner]

How to clear all html tag in line (or document) ?

Is there anything wrong with the answer in the FAQ 'perldoc -q "remove
HTML"'
"How do I remove HTML from a string?"

Please help me I now those Perl programmers do that on easier way!
How?

Trivial. They just follow the suggestions in the FAQ.

jue

 

[Brian McCauley]

How to clear all html tag in line (or document) ?

See FAQ.

 

[Fabian Pilkowski]

How to clear all html tag in line (or document) ?
All tags have "<" on start, and ">" at the end of tag. Eg <table>, </table>,
<div align="left">, <td align="left" bgcolor="#000099"> ....
I make program that work character by character, and control if is start is
"<", and end ">".
Please help me I now those Perl programmers do that on easier way! How?

I suggest to use the module HTML::Strip, it is doing exactly what you
want. Have a look at

http://search.cpan.org/~kilinrax/HTML-Strip-1.04/Strip.pm

With that all you have to do is something like

my $html = "<div><b>foo</b> bar</div> baz";
my $text = HTML::Strip->new->parse( $html );
print $text;
__END__
foo bar baz

regards,
fabian