# $EPIC: remws.txt,v 1.2 2006/08/19 06:07:20 sthalik Exp $
Synopsis:
$remws(<lwords> / <rwords>)
Technical:
The first literal slash character found in the input acts as the separator between <lwords> and <rwords>. This means that <lwords> must not contain any slashes, but <rwords> may. If you do not put in a slash somewhere, the empty string is returned.
Any extra spaces between words in <rwords> will be removed.
The return value of this function will be all words in <rwords> that are NOT also in <lwords>.
This function can be quite expensive for large input strings.
Practical:
You would use this function if you needed to remove more than one word
at a time from a word list. <rwords> is the word list, and <lwords>
are the words you want to have removed from <rwords>. If you just want
to remove one word, use $remw().
Returns:
<rwords> with <lwords> removed
Examples:
$remws(foo bar / test blah foo fnord bar nyah) returns "test blah fnord nyah"