Hello,

I'm having a problem with a regular expression in some code that I
inherited.

I'm reading from a file and looking for certain parameters (mrn, enc,
date, report_subtitle).

The file looks like this:

%%start
%mrn%02333699
%fac%A
%gpi%
%enc%9720100004
%date%07/07/2007^14:29
%report_type%amit
%report_subtitle%OCR (nut
%phys_id1%GLENN
%phys_id2%RAJPAL
%%Pages: 5
%!PS-Adobe
%%Title: (orderNotes_1)
%%CreationDate: 09/11/07 14:29
%%For: System Man PRINGLE, GLENN O
showpage
%%PageTrailer
end
%%Trailer
%%thisWasThePreviousStart
%mrn%02333699
%enc%0720100004
%date%09/30/2007^23:59
%report_type%PCM
%report_subtitle%Order Confirmation Report (nut
%phys_id1%PRINGLE

My problem is that the regular expression is only displaying the first
item (mrn) but it won't display the others (enc, date,
report_subtitle)


My code is on the following line


#!/usr/bin/perl


#open(FILE, "3688001.ps");
open(FILE, "1234567.txt");

while ($buf = <FILE>) {
#print "$buf\n";

if ($buf =~ m/\%mrn\%(\d+).+
\%enc\%(\d+).+
\%date\%
(\d{1,2})\/
(\d{1,2})\/
(\d{1,2})\^.+
^\%report_subtitle\%(.+)\(
/xms) {


#####################################################################
##        debug messages for matches
#####################################################################
         print "HERE --> 1=<$1>\n" if (defined($1));
         print "HERE --> 2=<$2>\n" if (defined($2));
         print "HERE --> 3=<$3>\n" if (defined($3));
         print "HERE --> 4=<$4>\n" if (defined($4));
         print "HERE --> 5=<$5>\n" if (defined($5));
         print "HERE --> 6=<$6>\n" if (defined($6));
         print "HERE --> 7=<$7>\n" if (defined($7));
      }
    }

1;


I would appreciate if anybody can tell me what I'm doing wrong or
missing.


Thanks,


Glenn Pringle


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