> How do I delete some words in a string, like with
> SED in Unix.
You you want, think of Perl as sed's big brother :)
perl -p -e 's/WORD//g'
or, in a script:
$string = "String that has a WORD I want deleted";
$string =~ s/WORD//g;
Jonathan Paton
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FORIZS Zsolt wrote:
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> How do i delete some words in a string, like with SED in Unix.
>
> please give me some ideas.
use a regexp as in sed
my $string = "this string sucks";
$string =~ s/sucks/blows/;
look at 'perldoc perlre'
/jon
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please give me some ideas.
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