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I want to replace all the :

xmlns="http://xml.blablabla"

and

 xmlns:something="xxxx"

for a white space from a string.

Thanks

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str.sub!(/xmlns=.+?"/, ' ')
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This works, but only for the first occurrence... how can I make it for every occurrenceof the regex?
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String#sub is your friend: 

my_string = '<Fare_MasterPricerCalendarReply xmlns="http://xml.blablabla">'
my_string.sub(/\s.+$/, " >")
# => "<Fare_MasterPricerCalendarReply >"
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That erases everything in my string... =S
Yes, sorry... But @Radu answer helped.
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Use this regex: xmlns="[^"]*", it matches xmlns="http://xml.blablabla", then replace match with empty string.

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