Charles de Miramon wrote:
It is not perfect because, I have not found a way to suppress with sed a
latex tag and the closing brace maybe it should be done in Python with a
macro.
to go from :
\uselesstag{blabla \emph{foo} foo} -> blabla \emph{foo} foo
This is probably impossible in sed. It's a well-known theorem that you
can't do parenethesis matching with (standard) regular expressions. You
can do it in Perl, but only because Perl's regexes are, uh, augmented.
Richard
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