Here's another way to do it, and the nice thing about this way is that
you can reuse the sub later. This subroutine will print every line
starting after the $start phrase and until it finds the $end phrase.
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PrintSection("myfile.txt","tools:","not a ta
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hi all ,
consider the contentes of file as below
[snip file contents]
how to print all the li
How about:
my $myvar = qq();
$myvar=~s/tools:(.*?)# Not a//sg; print $1;
John
From: "Sidharth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> hi all ,
> consider the contentes of file as below
>
> ===
> tools:
> # Phony target (prerequisite of .PHONY).
> # Implicit rule s
