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re pattern for matching JS/CSS

I'm working on a program to remove tags from a HTML document, leaving
just the content, but I want to do it simply. I've finished a system
to remove simple tags, but I want all CSS and JS to be removed. What
re pattern could I use to do that?

I've tried
'<script[\S\s]*/script>'
but that didn't work properly. I'm fairly basic in my knowledge of
Python, so I'm still trying to learn re.
What pattern would work?

Dec 15 '06 #1
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