Hi,
I am trying to match multiple lines, but the codes just not working.
Please help me with it. Thank you so much. 
use strict;
my $mydir="data";
opendir DIR, "$mydir";
open OUT, ">list.txt";
my @dir=grep(/.txt$/, readdir(DIR));
closedir(DIR);
print "@dir/n";
foreach my $dir (@dir){
        open IN, "<$mydir/$dir";
        undef $/;
        while (<IN>){
                if
(/class\=\"report\".*\&id=1\"\>(.*?)\<\/a.*\"report\"\swidth.*\>(.*?)\
+<\/td\>$/si){
                        my $ge=$1;
                        my $pos=$2;
                        print OUT $dir, "--", $ge, "--", $pos;
                }
        }
}

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Best regards,
Joice

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