HI Ken,

Thanks for the quick response.

The solution helped me only little, but I have learnt how to exclude some characters :)..

The code which I have written for parsing is as below.

May be with this you could help me out in a better way..

my @matches2;
my $sw_test;
my $func_name;
my $func_start;
my $func_full;
my $print;
my $count=0;

Functionparser();

sub FunctionParser {        
    my $linenum =0;
    open FILE2, $ARGV[0] or die $!;
    while(<FILE2>)
    {
        $linenum++;
        
        if(!$sw_test && (/([:\w]+)\((.*\))/) )
        {
            print  "first\n";
            $func_name=$1;
            $func_start=$.;
            $func_full= $_;
            $sw_test=1;
            print "$linenum) $_\n";
            $linenum1 = $linenum;
            $print=1;            
            next;
        }
        $count++ if $sw_test && /\{/;
        $count-- if $sw_test && /\}/; 
        if($sw_test && $count==0)
        {
            if($print)
            {
                push(@matches2, { 'Start' => $linenum1, 'End' => $line
+num, 'FuncName' => $func_full});
                $print=0;
            }
            $sw_test=0;
        }
    }
    close FILE2;
    
}

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