Hello all, My objective is to remove the following code from the two strings below: 
set SRVBUILD=\\srvbuild\e
want to remove: \\srvbuild\e

set INCLUDE=%SRVBUILD%\ADW61\VENDOR\MICROSOFT\PLATFORMSDK\INCLUDE;\%SR
+VBUILD%\ADW61\VENDOR\MICROSOFT\PLATFORMSDK\WTL\INCLUDE;%SRVBUILD%\KEY
+BASE\SRC32\H;%MSVCDir%\ATL\INCLUDE;%MSVCDir%\INCLUDE;

want to remove: everything from %SRVBUILD% to the first %MSVCDir% not 
+including %MSVCDir%

this is the code I have so far, but no luck:

 foreach my $line (@vcvars)
    {
    if ($line =~ /set SRVBUILD=/)
    {
        $line =~ s/^\=(\W*)/\=INI_CODE_HERE/;
        print VCVARS32 $line;
        next;

        }

    if ($line =~ /set INCLUDE=/)
    {
        $line =~ s/set INCLUDE=/TEST/;
        my $result =~ s/^\%SRVBuild(\w+)^\%MSVCDir\%/INI_CODE_HERE/;
        print "New Line: $result\n";
        print VCVARS32 $line; 
        next;
    }

    else
    {
        print VCVARS32 $line; 
    }
    }

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any ideas?

In reply to How to remove middle of string? by Anonymous Monk

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