Hi :)

<code></code> tags, they're for both code and DATA

For date/time regex see Regexp::Common::time

For some ideas on parsing, see Template::Extract - Use TT2 syntax to extract data from documents 

<p> DEBUG [% count %] [% datetime%],[% seconds %] [[% firstpart %]] [%
+ rest %] </p>

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So you might write this, esp since your log format seems to be line-oriented 

DEBUG (?<count>\d+) (?<datetime>$reDateTime),(?<seconds>\d+) \[ (?<fir
+stpart>[^\]]+)\](?<rest>.*)$

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Things get easier if you can get a hold of the original log format specification, it will resemble the above examples

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In reply to Re: parsing problem by Anonymous Monk
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