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I tried the suggesting of printing "out of loop" and it provides a great clue. It prints "out of loop" all over the place, so it's looping through many, many times.

eg.

out of loop out of loop out of loop out of loop out of loop out of loo
+p out of loop out of loop <TOTAL>$1,587.00</TOTAL>
out of loop out of loop out of loop out of loop matched here out of lo
+op out of loop out of loop out of loop out of loop out of loop out of
+ loop out of loop out of loop out of loop out of loop out of loop out
+ of loop out of loop out of loop <DATE>10/08/08</DATE>

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The dump_members subroutine at the end is the initial routine that parses the document looking for particular data markers (such as NOP, BPG, or PTX::TRN). If NOP, it sends to another subroutine that has different decoding functions. If PTX::TRN (transparent data), it sends it to this subroutine.

In reply to Re^2: Break perl foreach loop by pvecchio
in thread Break perl foreach loop by pvecchio

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