Hi all, I am trying to perform a really easy task and just can't understand why it's doesn't work. I got the following text file on my solaris 10 machine: 
        NO_LOGFILE_MSG
        CLOSE_AFTER_READ
        HELPTEXT "This might indicate that a server is not assigned wi
+th enough memory to operate. 
Please notify the production team."
        HELP "c0526ac8-c34f-71dc-01e8-c64177d90000"
        SEVERITY Minor
        APPLICATION "ApplicationServers"

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I just trying to open it and get the the text after 'HELPTEXT' string, the one what overlaps two lines. I tried anything: s/\r\n|\n|\r//;, chomp. Please help me! Why it doesn't work ?

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