Hi Monks I've been banging my head against this for a while, but no luck. Please could you help.

In the following strings, I'm trying to extract "theoneiwant", without the "\n".

I've tried DIP\s+\S+\s+(\S+).*?\\n but, $1 returns "\n" as well, if there's nothing else between "theoneiwant" and "\n" theoneiwant is a sample, non-space pattern.
*** ALARM 009 A2/APT \"KEN5-132/019/00\" 100831 1511 \nSWITCHIN +G NETWORK TERMINAL FAULT\n\nSNT TCASE STATE FCODE +SUBSNT INFO DIP amad theoneiwant\n RTDMA-63 4 +BLOC 38\n\nEXTERNAL EQUIPMENT FAILURE\n\nEXTP MG\n +2-2-010109 MEAPH\nEND *** ALARM 009 A2/APT \"KEN5-132/019/00\" 100831 1511 \nSWITCHIN +G NETWORK TERMINAL FAULT\n\nSNT TCASE STATE FCODE +SUBSNT INFO DIP amad theoneiwant \n RTDMA-63 4 + BLOC 38\n\nEXTERNAL EQUIPMENT FAILURE\n\nEXTP + MG\n2-2-010109 MEAPH\nEND *** ALARM 009 A2/APT \"KEN5-132/019/00\" 100831 1511 \nSWITCHIN +G NETWORK TERMINAL FAULT\n\nSNT TCASE STATE FCODE +SUBSNT INFO DIP amad theoneiwant hello world \n RTDMA-63 + 4 BLOC 38\n\nEXTERNAL EQUIPMENT FAILURE\n\nEXTP + MG\n2-2-010109 MEAPH\nEND *** ALARM 009 A2/APT \"KEN5-132/019/00\" 100831 1511 \nSWITCHIN +G NETWORK TERMINAL FAULT\n\nSNT TCASE STATE FCODE +SUBSNT INFO DIP amad theoneiwant\n RTDMA-63 4 +BLOC 38\n\nEXTERNAL EQUIPMENT FAILURE\n\nEXTP MG\n +2-2-010109 MEAPH\nEND

In reply to Regex: Ignore \n in \S by manav_gupta

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