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I use AFPPARSER.EXE" /D from www.btbnet.de to convert AFP files to text. The following script to outputs 
C:\test\perl>perl tle.pl
ENVELOPEID 36
CUSTOMER_NAME 36
KUNDNAVN 36
ZIP_CODE 36
COUNTRY 36
FAKTURA 36
KONTRAKT 36
REGISTER 36
DATO 36

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I would like the following script to output the text between the quotes following FQName together with the last quoted text between to 'TLE' elements: 
ENVELOPEID 5172986
CUSTOMER_NAME Acme Inc
KUNDNAVN BANANA AIRLINES
ZIP_CODE SE-971 74
..

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The script: 
use strict;
use warnings;

use 5.010;
my $file;

{
  local $/;
  $file = <DATA>;
}

while ($file =~ /TLE.*?FQName\W+'(.*?)'.*?'(.*?)'.*?(TLE)?/gs ) {
  say "$1 $2";
}

__DATA__
.11893 ... TLE - Tag Logical Element                          00033 D3
+A090 00000
           |
           |Fully Qualified Name Triplet 2 (x'02')
           |- Type 11 (x'0B') Attribute GID
           |- Format 0 (x'00') Character string
           |- FQName 'ENVELOPEID'
           |Attribute Value Triplet 54 (x'36')
           |- '5172986'
.11894 ... TLE - Tag Logical Element                          00059 D3
+A090 00000
           |
           |Fully Qualified Name Triplet 2 (x'02')
           |- Type 11 (x'0B') Attribute GID
           |- Format 0 (x'00') Character string
           |- FQName 'CUSTOMER_NAME'
           |Attribute Value Triplet 54 (x'36')
           |- 'Acme Inc'
.11895 ... TLE - Tag Logical Element                          00074 D3
+A090 00000
           |
           |Fully Qualified Name Triplet 2 (x'02')
           |- Type 11 (x'0B') Attribute GID
           |- Format 0 (x'00') Character string
           |- FQName 'KUNDNAVN'
           |Attribute Value Triplet 54 (x'36')
           |- 'BANANA AIRLINES'
.11896 ... TLE - Tag Logical Element                          00033 D3
+A090 00000
           |
           |Fully Qualified Name Triplet 2 (x'02')
           |- Type 11 (x'0B') Attribute GID
           |- Format 0 (x'00') Character string
           |- FQName 'ZIP_CODE'
           |Attribute Value Triplet 54 (x'36')
           |- 'SE-971 74'
.11897 ... TLE - Tag Logical Element                          00025 D3
+A090 00000
           |
           |Fully Qualified Name Triplet 2 (x'02')
           |- Type 11 (x'0B') Attribute GID
           |- Format 0 (x'00') Character string
           |- FQName 'COUNTRY'
           |Attribute Value Triplet 54 (x'36')
           |- 'SE'
.11898 ... TLE - Tag Logical Element                          00030 D3
+A090 00000
           |
           |Fully Qualified Name Triplet 2 (x'02')
           |- Type 11 (x'0B') Attribute GID
           |- Format 0 (x'00') Character string
           |- FQName 'FAKTURA'
           |Attribute Value Triplet 54 (x'36')
           |- '5643452'
.11899 ... TLE - Tag Logical Element                          00032 D3
+A090 00000
           |
           |Fully Qualified Name Triplet 2 (x'02')
           |- Type 11 (x'0B') Attribute GID
           |- Format 0 (x'00') Character string
           |- FQName 'KONTRAKT'
           |Attribute Value Triplet 54 (x'36')
           |- '90234342'
.11900 ... TLE - Tag Logical Element                          00031 D3
+A090 00000
           |
           |Fully Qualified Name Triplet 2 (x'02')
           |- Type 11 (x'0B') Attribute GID
           |- Format 0 (x'00') Character string
           |- FQName 'REGISTER'
           |Attribute Value Triplet 54 (x'36')
           |- 'AF89729'
.11901 ... TLE - Tag Logical Element                          00028 D3
+A090 00000
           |
           |Fully Qualified Name Triplet 2 (x'02')
           |- Type 11 (x'0B') Attribute GID
           |- Format 0 (x'00') Character string
           |- FQName 'DATO'
           |Attribute Value Triplet 54 (x'36')
           |- '16.12.13'

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