I'm looking for a way to use regexp in order to remove all html tags from a string. So if I have <code><HTML>Hello</HTML></code> I would like to get the <code>hello</code> from it. I know it will probably look like nested tags, but it's not really, because all I want to do here is to remove anything between two <code><></code>. I'm using Matlab for doing so, but the regexp is the exact same, so feel free to contribute any help. Thank you.

My solution is: <pre class="prettyprint"><code>>> str='<HTML>Hello</HTML>'; >> regexprep(str, '<.*?>','') ans = Hello </code></pre>

To match such a tag <pre class="prettyprint"><code><[^>]*> </code></pre> See online here at Rubular

regexp for html tags with Matlab

My solution is:

>> str='<HTML><b><FONT color="red" size="3">Hello</FONT></b></HTML>';
>> regexprep(str, '<.*?>','')

ans =

Hello

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answered Oct 04 '22 20:10

To match such a tag

<[^>]*>

See online here at Rubular

answered Oct 04 '22 20:10

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