I'm trying to merge several .ktf tracks files for Kartex. It's suppose to take the first file in a directory, and append the other files to it, excluding the header.

This is what a .ktf file looks like: 
//Kartex TrackFil skapad av Kartex 5.4
&KTF 2.0,sweref 99 lat long,1
%,0,N59°3.577' E13°2.460',53.97,2009-09-16 10:05:38,,,$
%,1,N59°3.577' E13°2.460',55.89,2009-09-16 10:05:41,,,$
%,2,N59°3.579' E13°2.457',55.41,2009-09-16 10:05:45,,,$
%,3,N59°3.581' E13°2.432',55.41,2009-09-16 10:06:02,,,$
%,4,N59°3.579' E13°2.422',56.37,2009-09-16 10:06:09,,,$
%,5,N59°3.579' E13°2.417',56.37,2009-09-16 10:06:13,,,$

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I've come up with the following code: 
use File::Find;
my $dir = Cwd::getcwd();

find(\&wanted,$dir);
sub wanted {
    if ($_ != /\.ktf$/) {
        print "$File::Find::name";
        open (GPXDATA, "$File::Find::name") || die("Could not open fil
+e! $File::Find::name");
        my(@raw_data)=<GPXDATA>;
        open (MYFILE, '>>D:\mergedfile.ktf');
        for (@raw_data) {
            print MYFILE m"(%,0,.+)"mgs
        }
        close (MYFILE);
    }
}

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This takes the first line of every file, excluding the header, and merges them into D:\mergedfile.ktf. I was thinking I could add the header to the file later manually. How do I best get it to take everything following the header: 
//Kartex TrackFil skapad av Kartex 5.4
&KTF 2.0,sweref 99 lat long,1

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Until the end of the file? And merge it into one file?

In reply to Match multiple lines by WeeDie

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