Your "lines" may match more than one value - and you're only seeing at the first. Change your while to: 

while(<>) {
  print "$1\n" for /(\/$pathchrs*$target$path*)/og
}

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Or, maybe get rid of the "o" modifier: 
my $pathre = qr/\/$pathchrs*$target$path*/;
while(<>) {
  print "$1\n" for /($pathre)/g;
}

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The problem is that your binary "glop" probably doesn't have any \n's in it for perl to treat as a new line.

Of course, you're not entirely explicit with what you do get, so I'm just guessing.

In reply to Re: how to read & search in a binary file by Tanktalus
in thread how to read & search in a binary file by perl-diddler

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