Dear David,
Not a predefined one, but you can do:
b.gsub!(/[006-010]/,"")
which leaves you with:
" 1 (Fox 00 , 1 1970). 00 "
if you're sure that's what you want.
well, not really - maybe I should have added that I work under Cygwin and
Ruby1.8.2.
There,
b.gsub!(/[006-010]/,"")
returns an error ( not a valid regular expression) (because of the 006-010
bit), and
"\006" is just one character, not the same as a four-letter string.
But I have now found that I can do
b.gsub!(/\006[0-9]*/,"").gsub(/\010[0-9]*/,'')
to solve my problem.
Thanks for responding
Axel