Hi,

Please help me to read multiple consequtive lines from a file. The file looks like this 

aaa23    fgfgdf    pppp    Released    test
bbb34    fgfgdf    pppp    Released    test
dfsad324    fgfgdf    pppp    Released    test
efdewr23    fgfgdf    pppp    Released    dev
dsarfew234    fgfgdf    pppp    skip    dev
dqewr2321    fgfgdf    pppp    skip    prod
sdsw32    fgfgdf    pppp    Released    prod
asdw234    fgfgdf    pppp    Released    prod
sadw2342    fgfgdf    pppp    Released    qa
deww234    fgfgdf    pppp    Released    qa
qdrqew234    fgfgdf    pppp    block    qa
swd234    fgfgdf    pppp    Released    manage
swdq234    fgfgdf    pppp    Released    manage
dfwfr43    fgfgdf    pppp    Released    manage
drqewr234    fgfgdf    pppp    Released    manage

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the output should be all the lines from "dev" to "manage" ; the keys dev and manage would be known, but the inbetween one "qa" "prod" would be unknown.

thanks in advance.

2018-08-08 Athanasius added code and paragraph tags

In reply to Reading multiple lines from text file by newperlbie

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