:%s/<\_.\{-1,\}>//g
Strip tags in a Vim buffer #
Before I forget this, here’s a simple Vim command to strip XML or HTML tags from a buffer. The expression is non-greedy and catches tags that span multiple lines.
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Personal site of Ben Godfrey, wandering hacker, serial founder, techno fanboy.
My other sites
Read Twitter posts organised as user feeds.
London meetup for fans of electronic music.
My Vietnam to Cambodia charity cycle ride.
A virtual water cooler, somewhere for your group of
friends to hang out and stay in touch.
Me elsewhere
- Amazon Wish List
- Brightkite
- del.icio.us
- Django People
- Flickr
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- FriendFeed
- Last.fm
- LibraryThing
- Moblog
- Plancast
- Upcoming
- YouTube
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