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Further to your updated OP:

Why are you substituting newlines with spaces? The first approach given in my reply above, the one based on slurping the entire file (as you seem now to be doing), depends on having all newlines preserved. If your final text needs to be without newlines, I think the best time to get rid of them would be after all changes to the text have been made because those changes are all defined (or were defined in the original Original Post) in terms "lines", i.e., with reference to newlines.

However, also note that if the "random amount of other text" preceding the  'b' in a trigger line may contain any whitespace, then the
    my $pre = qr{ \S+ \s }xms;
regex will have to be changed accordingly.

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In reply to Re: Regex with condition by AnomalousMonk
in thread Regex with condition by OldChamp

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