Hello again,

you can easily modify the above code to have something like:

use strict; use warnings; use Data::Dumper; my @AoH ; my $current_hash = {}; while (<DATA>){ chomp $_; if ( $_ =~ /objet => debut$/ .. /objet => fin$/){ if ( /objet => debut$/ ){ next; } elsif ( /objet => fin$/ ){ push @AoH, $current_hash; $current_hash = {}; } else{ my ($key,$value) = split /\s+=>\s+/,$_; $current_hash->{ $key } = $value; } } else{ print "unxpected content outside tags in line: [$_]\n"; } } print Dumper \@AoH; __DATA__ objet => debut index => 1 a => "premiere valeur" z => "dernier mot" objet => fin ALIEN LINE AFTER fin objet => debut index => 77 a => "autre valeur" z => "aurai-je le dernier mot ?" objet => fin

The above code use $current_hash as temporary container for key values pairs and need to be reset when fin is encountered. It outputs:

unxpected content outside tags in line: [ALIEN LINE AFTER fin] $VAR1 = [ { 'a' => '"premiere valeur"', 'index' => '1', 'z' => '"dernier mot"' }, { 'z' => '"aurai-je le dernier mot ?"', 'a' => '"autre valeur"', 'index' => '77' } ];

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In reply to Re^3: parse a file TXT similar to XML -- flip-flop operator by Discipulus
in thread RESOLVED - parse a file TXT similar to XML by x-lours

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