#!/usr/bin/perl

# http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=1143557

use strict;
use warnings;

while(<DATA>)
  {
  print if /^(?!.*(?:DI.PRODUCT.HIERARCHY.IMPORT.BO|DI.CATSETUP.PRODUC
+T.IMPORT.BO)).*\.BO /;
  }

__DATA__
red Queue TEST1:DI.CATALOGUE.ITEM.IMPORT.BO has depth 10 (critical: 10
+, warn: 1)
red Queue TEST1:DI.PRODUCT.HIERARCHY.IMPORT.BO has depth 20 (critical:
+ 10, warn: 1)
yellow Queue TEST1:DI.CATSETUP.PRODUCT.IMPORT.BO has depth 9 (warn: 1,
+ critical: 10)
green Queue TEST1:ATP.CANCEL.PARCEL.CONFIRM.EXPORT.BO has depth 0 (war
+n: 1, critical: 10)
green Queue TEST1:ATP.CANCEL.PARCEL.CONFIRM.EXPORT.LQ has depth 0 (war
+n: 30, critical: -1)
green Queue TEST1:ATP.DELIVERY.DEFINITION.EXPORT.BO has depth 0 (warn:
+ 1, critical: 10)
green Queue TEST1:ATP.DELIVERY.DEFINITION.EXPORT.LQ has depth 0 (warn:
+ 10, critical: -1)
green Queue TEST1:ATP.FOREIGN.PARCEL.EXPORT.BO has depth 0 (warn: 1, c
+ritical: 10)
green Queue TEST1:ATP.FOREIGN.PARCEL.EXPORT.LQ has depth 0 (warn: 5, c
+ritical: -1)
green Queue TEST1:ATP.PARCEL.DESPATCH.EXPORT.BO has depth 0 (warn: 1, 
+critical: 10)

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In reply to Re: Regex to match with exclusions by Anonymous Monk
in thread Regex to match with exclusions by fazedandconfused

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