Re: stripping HTML tags with Perl

["Drew C. Poulin" <poulin@example.com>]

From: Fredric Fredricson <fredric.fredriksson@example.com>
> Btw, the i switch is meaningless for all but the first statement and
> the "s/\^M//ig" looks kind of weird. Do you mean "s/\r//g" ?

Thanks.  I didn't know that about the i switch.  The ^M is a literal
string that I want to delete, and that particular statement does accomplish that.
The only statement that doesn't work is s/<.*?>//ig. 

Drew Poulin