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<b> followed by <b> before closing</b> - WJSwan - Mar-20-2023 I am trying to edit some HTML text in Python. I have an HTML file where there are sometimes a <b> tag (Bold) and before it is closed with a </b> there is another <b>, eg: <RF><b>1:4 <b>Hom wat is ... kom:</b> he second <b> should not be there. Is it possible to write a regex pattern to find such occurrences and to delete the spurious <b>? RE: <b> followed by <b> before closing</b> - Axel_Erfurt - Mar-20-2023 something like that import re s = "<RF><b>1:4 <b>Hom wat is ... kom:</b>" def repl(match, count=[0]): x, = count count[0] += 1 if x > 0: return '' return '<b>' print(re.sub('<b>', repl, s))
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