Brethren

I seek to split text, based on a bunch of keyword in the text, and shove it into a hash. I've been staring at 'Chapter 6: Pattern Matching' in the Perl Cookbook, but I just can't seem to get my mind around it. I'm pretty sure I need to be using the \G anchor, and non-greedy matching, but... I have an array of keywords like 

$Keyptr = 
{PREFACE    => 1,
 ANALYSIS    => 1,
 DEFERRED    => 1,
 'NAME / NUMBER' => 1,
 CONCLUSION    => 1,
 EFFECTS    => 1,
 REMARKS    => 1}

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My input looks like 

@inputs =
  ("fronttrash PREFACE: mumble ^M ANALYSIS: yada ^M yada CONCLUSION: d
+rone drone ^M REMARKS: ixnay",
   "ANALYSIS: Chuckle REMARKS: Yada2 DEFERRED: blahblah ^M blah ^M NAM
+E / NUMBER: John 369")

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I want to coerce it into something like 

[{PREFACE => "mumble",
  ANALYSIS => "yada ^M yada", 
  CONCLUSION => "drone drone", 
  REMARKS => "ixnay"},
 {ANALYSIS    => "Chuckle",
  REMARKS    => "Yada2",
  "NAME / NUMBER" => "John 369",
  DEFERRED    => "blahblah^M blah"}]

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Is this the thing that can /should be done in a single golfed line? Alternatively, is there a module that I should be looking at?

Thanks
Throop

In reply to Regex help - butchering text into paragraphs by throop

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