Hi, I've got an output that I need help formatting as I only want to keep certain bits of it.

/data/alcatel_ethernet_7750/routername1-            static-route 1.1.1
+.1/30 next-hop 2.2.2.2 bfd-enable tag 624
/data/alcatel_ethernet_7750/routername2-            static-route 1.1.1
+.3/30 next-hop 3.3.3.3 bfd-enable tag 624
/data/alcatel_ethernet_7750/routername3-            static-route 1.1.1
+.2/30 next-hop 4.4.4.4 bfd-enable tag 628

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I only want to keep the <routername> and <static-route x.x.x.x/30> - I have it stored in an array and opened in a foreach... I'm just struggling with the regex to match what I need

foreach my $line (@grep) {
    my @arr = $line =~ //g;

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Thanks in advance

In reply to Formatting an array by bartrad

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