I don't understand what you did in that example that I didn't do already...there was a script sample underneath the HTML that does what you're showing, I'm having trouble with the multi line matching and other than changing $/ (which I did), I don't see anything different...
-----Original Message----- From: Andrew Brosnan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 1:45 PM To: Scot Robnett; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Another regex question On 5/29/03 at 12:27 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Scot Robnett) wrote: Will the file always be formated as below (with the blank line between articles)? If so you could set the record separator '$/' to paragraph mode to read each of them in: # $/; #default is newline # $/ = ""; # paragraph mode (blank line) # undef $/; # slurp mode (the whole file) my @ary; while (<FH>) { $/ = ""; push @ary, $_; } foreach my $thingie(@ary) { #do something with $thingie } btw - call subs like: sub_name(); > ####### HTML file ####### > ... > <p align="center"><strong>Today's Headlines:</strong> > > <br wp="br1"><br wp="br2"> > <br wp="br1"><br wp="br2"> > <p><strong>Story Tag Line</strong> blah blah blah story blah blah > blah story blah blah blah story blah blah blah story blah blah blah > story blah blah blah story blah blah blah story blah blah blah story > blah blah blah story. > > <br wp="br1"><br wp="br2"> > <br wp="br1"><br wp="br2"> > <p><strong>Story Tag Line</strong> blah blah blah story blah blah > blah story blah blah blah story blah blah blah story blah blah blah > story blah blah blah story blah blah blah story blah blah blah story > blah blah blah story. > > <br wp="br1"><br wp="br2"> > <br wp="br1"><br wp="br2"> > <p><strong>Story Tag Line</strong> blah blah blah story blah blah > blah story blah blah blah story blah blah blah story blah blah blah > story blah blah blah story blah blah blah story blah blah blah story > blah blah blah story. > > ####### /HTML file #######
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