Is it possible to delete everything from a file between two points, if I'm not entirely certain what that text will be?
For example, if my file looks like this:
[INDENT]Hello World!
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Goodbye World![/INDENT]
Can I delete everything between "Hello World" and "Goodbye World"? Note that the contents may change, so I don't think I can simply use str_replace or something like that.
