I gave that a go with the following, as i am passing the file in from the command line.
open(FG,"$ARGV[0]") || die &writelog(1,"INFO: processfile_rt: Unable t +o open log file: $!"); my $str = <FG>; while($str =~ /Message dump:((?:(?!Message dump:).)*)/gs) { print "$1\n"; }
But that does not seem to print out anything.

file is
Message dump: 460 05/12/21 11:41:18:000 Sent FIX Message Message dump: 461 05/12/21 11:41:23:593 Received FIX message Message dump: 462 05/12/21 11:41:48:093 Sent FIX Message Message dump: 463 05/12/21 11:41:55:625 Received FIX message Message dump: 464 05/12/21 11:42:18:015 Sent FIX Message Message dump: 465 05/12/21 11:42:27:531 Received FIX message Message dump:

In reply to Re^2: matching everything between over two lines by minixman
in thread matching everything between over two lines by minixman

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