I have the below code 
use strict;
use warnings;
my ($xlink,@xlinkpaths);
my $stream = "streamname";
my @xlinks = (`cmd to get xlinks`) ;
    foreach $xlink (@xlinks) { 
         @xlinkpaths =  
    }

my @exclpaths = (
    "wefwfewf/fewfff/",
    "btrtbrtb/gbrgbrg/rttty/",
 );

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The output in  @xlinks will be as below: 
 incl -s streamname /./abc/def
   xlink /./abc/def from streamname 
incl -s streamname /./xyz/qwen/defs/asd
   xlink /./xyzz/qwen/defs/asd from streamname

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1)Format Querry: How to get the text after "/./" in the line that starts with "incl -s" into array @xlinkpaths. The final @xlinkpaths should look like 
@xlinkpaths = (
 "abc/def/",
 "xyzz/qwen/defs/asd",
);

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2) Appending to already existing array Querry: How to add them to the already existing array @exclpaths, so that the final @exclpaths should look like 
my @exclpaths = (
    "abc/def/",
    "xyzz/qwen/defs/asd",
    "wefwfewf/fewfff/",
    "btrtbrtb/gbrgbrg/rttty/",
);

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In reply to Perl: Split/format the output and append it to an array by sravs448

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