I'm stuck in stupid logic land. I'm stepping through a log file and when the first indicator is found I want to print $_ until the next indicator is located. Here's what I'm trying to do..... 
sub BFPRCONS(){
    $BFPRCONSCount = $BFPRCONSCount + 1;
    $BFPRCONSFileName = $job."_".$orgCycleNumber."_".$junk1."_".$filed
+ate."_".$junk2;
    open (DATA, "<c:/Logs/FBF/$BFPRCONSFileName") or die "Couldn't ope
+n, $!";
    @lines = <DATA>;
    close (DATA);
    foreach (@lines){
    chomp;
    $bfprconsindicator = substr($_, 0, 44);
    if ($bfprconsindicator eq "========== Summary of bfpr_catfl result
+s ==="){
        print "$_\n";
    }
    }
}

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Please help brain-locked. Thanks

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