Seems the text in the parens changes slightly for each of his sub strings. I changed Abigail-II's example to take this into acccount.
my %text = ( p1 => '(file inquiry - launch page)', p2 => '(file search - replace - operators)', p3 => '(file notepad)', b1 => '(file inquiry: old - owners and preowners)', p0 => '(file search)', c0 => '(file search)', c1 => '(file inquiry)', c3 => '(file notepad)', h1 => '(file and arch inquiry and history)'); s!iapw_(\w\d)!qq {<font color = "navy" size = "2"><b>\U$1\E} . qq {</b><font color = "#000000" size = "2"><b><i>} . qq { = $text{$1}</i></b></font>}!eg for @a_data;

(Oh, I also tested it -- it works!)
Cheers,
Shendal

In reply to Re: Re: Regular Expression by Shendal
in thread Regex on log file hangs by Anonymous Monk

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