folks, I have the following data file : 
(CSW - Q1)
OMIPMS55:NTTCSWQ1:MQSI.3PL846
OMIPMS55:NTTCSWQ1:MQSI.STATUS
OMIPMS55:NTTCSWQ1:MQSI.3PLXDOCK.STATE
(CSW - Q2)
OMIPMS55:NTTCSWQ2:MQSI.3PL846
OMIPMS55:NTTCSWQ2:MQSI.3PL944
(CSW - Q3)
OMIPMS55:NTTCSWQ3:MQSI.3PL846

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I am trying to read that data file and read the lines which don't contains (....) , however inside the loop I don't want to loop for every single line. in other words ,, forexample how would I read what is between (CSW - Q1) and (CSW - Q2) only without printing (CSW - Q1) and (CSW - Q2) , right now I have the following : 
open (INPUT, "data") || die "couldn't open the file!";
open (OUTPUT, ">result.out") || die "couldn't open the file!";

   foreach $line (<INPUT>) {

        chomp $line;


if ( $line !~ /^\[.*\]/ ) {

     ($server, $queuem, $queue)= split(/:/, $line);


system qq(telnet -host $server -user mqadmin -passwd >> out);


                    }

   }
   close(OUTPUT);
   close(INPUT);

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this will print all lines and it will loop foreach line , I want it to treat what is between (***) till the next (**) as one group and not go through the loop for every time . If I am not making sense please let me know I will try to explaing better ,, thanks in advance .

In reply to matching some lines by Anonymous Monk

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