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Would something like this suffice? The \m modifier lets the ^ metacharacter match next to a newline in your multiline $line value.
#!/usr/bin/perl $/ = ";\n"; while (my $line = <DATA> ){ $line =~ s/^#.*[\n\r]*//gm; print "Query: $line" unless $line=~/^\s+$/; } __DATA__ # one comment # two comment # another comment insert into table_name values(1, 'testing 1 2 3'); # more comments insert into table_name values (2, 'test &#149;')
OUTPUT:
Query: insert into table_name values(1, 'testing 1 2 3'); Query: insert into table_name values (2, 'test &#149;');

In reply to Re: Record Separator affecting Regex by insensate
in thread Record Separator affecting Regex by Kozz

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