Effectively you face two choices:
1. Use string indexes to find the position of the first
( and then use that to find the
) that follows it (use the index of the first ( as the starting position for your search). Now that you have the indexes, you would use substring to retrieve the part up to the
(, and then from the
) to the end. Repeat this process until you have no more
( ) sequences.
2. Use a regular expression to search for the
(...) parts, and replace them with an empty string.
When I'm writing and testing regular expressions, I use
Expresso[
^] to help me.
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