6 more to correct.. 
# 1) add
use strict;

sub get_record_from_file {
 my $filein = shift;
 my $regex = shift;
 # 2) add ; at end
 my $pos = shift;
 open FILEIN, "<$filein" or die "!$\n";
 seek(FILEIN, $pos, 0);
 my $in_block = 0;
 my $last = "}";
 # 3) change {} to ()
 my @array = ();
 
 
 # 4) change from foreach to while
 while (my $line=<FILEIN>) {
   if ($line =~ /$regex/) {
     $in_block = 1;
   }
   if ($in_block) {
     push @array, $line;
   }
   # 5) add $in_block
   if (($in_block) && ($line =~ m/$last$/)) {
     $in_block = 0;
     last;
   }
  }
  $pos = tell FILEIN;
  return (\@array, $pos);
}

my $curpos = 0;
# 6) add my
my ($record,$curpos) = get_record_from_file("input.txt","DH:",$curpos)
+;

# show results
print for @$record;
print "----\n";
($record,$curpos) = get_record_from_file("input.txt","DH:",$curpos);
print for @$record;

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In reply to Re: I want to write a function, you call it ,it will return one matched record each time! by poj
in thread I want to write a function, you call it ,it will return one matched record each time! by dwslovedh

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