You are reading the file a line at a time. So when you process the TITLE line, the data in $_ only contains the line that begins with TITLE. So that is all that ends up in $title. The rest of the TITLE data is processed on the next iteration of the loop (and, probably ends up as the first element in @se).
There are a couple of ways to solve this:
- Write a more complex parser. Keep a note of the _previous_ line's tag and if the current line starts with whitespace then append this data to the end of the previous tag.
- Read all the whole file into memory and parse it using more complex regular expressions.
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