Regular Expression: Search All HTML Tags

The following pattern matches all HTML tags:

<(.\n)*?> // (.\n) - look for any character or a new line // *? - 0 or more occurences, and make a non-greedy search meaning that the match will stop at the first available '>' it sees, and not at the last one

Using regular expression in C++/CLI:

aSource = System::Text::RegularExpressions::Regex::Replace( aSource, L"<(.\n)*?>", System::String::Empty );

Ref:
Strip HTML tags from a string using regular expressions - ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog
Regular expression - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia