i want to parse some data from a file having multiple occurences like below

sample paragraph from the file:

Launching series_name (started Sat Jan 11 7:31:47 PST 2020)
SERIES RESULT (series_name) : Pass: 2/0/0
series_name (finished Sat Jan 11 7:31:58 PST 2020)
series_name Run Duration: 0d 00:00:11

output:

Series   Duration
series_name   0d 00:00:11

after i get all the different series name with corresponding duration, i need to sort that in ascending order and write in new file

below is what i have been able to achieve

#!/usr/bin/perl

use warnings;
use strict;
use Data::Dumper;
 
my $filename = 'dfttest.log';
 
open(FH, '<', $filename) or die $!;
my $keyword;


 while(<FH>){
   
   $keyword = $_;
   if ($_ =~ /^Launching\s*(.*?)\s*\(.*$/) {
       print "\n".$1;
         
   }
}


 
close(FH);

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In reply to i am trying to parse set of data from a file, sorting that data and writing to a new file by Anonymous Monk

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