If I was faced with trying to do something like this, I would probably modify the input record separator to automatically break the text into chuncks and then parse it from there.


{
  local $/ = '~~';
  while (my $record = <DATA>){
    chomp $record;
    $record =~ s/\n//g;
    
    # then do what you want with the records
    print +($record =~ /^T/) ? '  ' : '', "$record\n";
  }
}


__DATA__
He0Hello~~He2W~orld~~He0Hello~~He2W~orld~~He0Hello~~He2W~orld~~He0Hell
+o~~He2W~orld~~
He0Title1~~Te1~~Te2~~Te3~~Te4~~He1Title1~~Te5~~Te6~~Te7~~Te8He1Title2~
+~Te9~~Te10~~Te11~~Te12~~
He0Hello~~He2W~orld~~He0Hello~~He2W~orld~~He0Hello~~He2W~orld~~He0Hell
+o~~He2W~orld~~
He0Title1~~Te1~~Te2~~Te3~~Te4~~He1Title1~~Te5~~Te6~~Te7~~Te8He1Title2~
+~Te9~~Te10~~Te11~~Te12~~
He0Hello~~He2W~orld~~He0Hello~~He2W~orld~~He0Hello~~He2W~orld~~He0Hell
+o~~He2W~orld~~

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in thread Get chars between 2 markers using regular expressions by Anonymous Monk

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