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delete to end of line with SED
I have a file with a bunch of similar lines in which I want to extract a phrase delimited by the first occurance of a '>' at the beginning and the first occurance of a '<' at the end (you might have guessed these are beginning/end of HTML tags). Using Sed I have managed to delete up to and including th first '>'. Now I want to delete from the '<' to the end of each line.
e.g. Good Text<extraneous characters I want to delete the '<extraneous characters' part. Any suggestions? |
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