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While ikegami said pretty much everything I wanted to say, I suggest that if you can come up with a set of explicit rules for what you want removed or, conversely, kept, the code will be easy (perhaps not the most elegant possible).

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In reply to Re: Re^3: Regex, extracting stuff from the middle of a line by swampyankee
in thread Using a regex function from a hash by perlNinny

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