> The difficulty here is to always reset the array for previous matches.

Too lazy for a full example, look at this demo code in the debugger

  DB<72> map {if ($x=(/b/../d/)) { $out[$x]=$_; $last=$x }} a..e,a..e,
+a..b,1..3,d..e;

  DB<73> x @out[1..$last]
0  'b'
1  1
2  2
3  3
4  'd'
  DB<74>

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$x is actually a count of the flip-flop match and will be reset 3 times.

we keep the last max $x in $last

you only need to END{print @out[1..$last] } in your one-liner to eject just these last lines.

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
Wikisyntax for the Monastery FootballPerl is like chess, only without the dice

update

assuming PATTERN2 and PATTERN3 are similar 

>perl -ne"if ($x=(/PATTERN1/.../PATTERN?/)) { $out[$x]=$_; $last=$x; }
+; END{ print @out[1..$last] }" input
PATTERN1 SOME INFO

TEXT4

TEXT5

TEXT6 PATTERN3 SOME INFO

C:\tmp\files>

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In reply to Re^2: command line perl command to get between lines with non greedy match by LanX
in thread command line perl command to get between lines with non greedy match by ravi_perl_monks

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