Hello everybody,

This is my code: 

 
#!/usr/bin/perl

my $string = "P5§2\nAAA\nBBB\nCCC\nP6§21\n";                    

            
$string =~ s/^(P\d+[^\n]*?\n)
            (([^\n]+)
            (\n))+
            (?:P\d+[^\n]*?)$ 
            /$1$2/xsmig;#
            
print "\$string  is \n$string \n";

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I got this output: 

P5º2
CCC

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And I would like to get this one: 

P5º2
AAABBBCCC

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Thank you for your help

Benchrifa

In reply to Unable to replace targeted newlines in a string by benchrifa

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