Does this match your expectations?
$s = '<COMMA>pre-stuff<EXHIBITING>some stuff</EXHIBITING>post-stuff</C
+OMMA>';;
print "$1 :: $2" while $s =~ s[<(\D+)>([^<]*?)</\1>][]gi;;
EXHIBITING :: some stuff
COMMA :: pre-stuffpost-stuff
Of course, it fails horribly if your non-tag content contains '<': $s = '<COMMA>pre-stuff<EXHIBITING>some <= stuff</EXHIBITING>post-stuff
+</COMMA>';;
print "$1 :: $2" while $s =~ s[<(\D+)>([^<]*?)</\1>][]gi;;
{zilch here}
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