Alternately, if you are constrained to read in just a few lines at a time
use strict;
use warnings;
use diagnostics;
my @parsedline = ();
my $dataline = '';
while(<DATA>){
chomp;
$dataline .= $_;
if(/\s*[*]\s*$/){
@parsedline = split /\s*[*]\s*/,$dataline;
print join("\n",@parsedline),"\n";
@parsedline = ();
$dataline = '';
}
}
exit;
__DATA__
Microsoft Corporation - DirectShow
Version 6.4.05.0809 *
Microsoft Corporation - Internet Server Version
4.02.0720 * Microsoft Corporation - Internet Explorer
Version 5.00.2014.200 *
Microsoft Corporation - Windows Installer - Version 2.0.2 *
Excel Viewer Version 8.0 * Connectivity Version 2.10.2309 *
PJ
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