I think you want to replace 
(\s*)
}xm

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with 
\s* (.*)
}xm

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The 'm' switch has no effect in that regexp, but it doesn't hurt either.

Update: Does your input span two lines? I couldn't tell before Corion added <code> tags. If so, you'll need something like: 

while (<>)
{       
    my @fields;
    if (@fields = m{
        \[
            (\w{3}) \s* (\w{3}) \s* (\d{2}) \s*
            (\d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2})\s*
            (\d{4})
        \]
        (\w*) \/ (\w*) /// Info(\(\d*\)) 
    }xm)
    {
        push(@fields, scalar <>);

        print(join("\n", @fields));
    }
}

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Update: Fixed error in join.

In reply to Re: regexp in win32 by ikegami
in thread regexp in win32 by Anonymous Monk

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