Hello. I want to create a PERL script to convert something like this into XML, with logical headers. 

acc_BM: C:\work\workspace\ACC-8.6.0\TAM\plugins\BswM_TS_TxDxM1I14R0\sr
+c\BswM.c, 31: warning: redundant redeclaration of 'Com_MainFunctionRx
+' [-Wredundant-decls] (included from C:/work/workspace/ACG-8.6.0/TAM/
+plugins/Com_TS_TxDxM6I3R0/include/Com_Api_Static.h, line 1092)
 extern FUNC(void, COM_CODE) Com_MainFunctionRx
                             ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, TestSequences: SwInt_
+ConTest_TestInt_ATS_MODE_ECUM SwInt_ConTest_TestInt_ATS_MODE_RestartE
+CUM 
acc_BC: C:\work\workspace\ACC-8.6.0\tests\Conformance\IN\SwInt_ConTest
+_CS_Rte_SomeIpXf_Com_p0\output\generated\src\Com_Lcfg.c, 40: warning:
+ redundant redeclaration of 'Com_MainFunctionTx' [-Wredundant-decls] 
+(included from C:/work/workspace/ACG-8.6.0/TAM/plugins/Com_TS_TxDxM6I
+3R0/include/Com_Api_Static.h, line 833)
 extern FUNC(void, COM_CODE) Com_MainFunctionTx
                             ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, TestSequences: SwInt_
+ConTest_CS_Rte_SomeIpXf_Com_p0

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So the steps would be:

  1. To read all the .txt file(on all lines) that contains that data
  2. To create a blank abc.xml document
  3. To define the XML schema with tags like Module, Path, Warning, Test Sequence
  4. To populate with data the new created .xml file , so it should look like that: 
   <Warnings>
     <Module>acc_BM</Module>
     <Path>C:\work\workspace\ACC-8.6.0\TAM\plugins\BswM_TS_TxDxM1I14R0
+\src\BswM.c</Path>
     <warning>redundant redeclaration of 'Com_MainFunctionRx' [-Wredun
+dant-decls] (included from C:/work/workspace/ACG- 
      8.6.0/TAM/plugins/Com_TS_TxDxM6I3R0/include/Com_Api_Static.h, li
+ne 1092)
      extern FUNC(void, COM_CODE) Com_MainFunctionRx</warning>
     <TestSequence>SwInt_ConTest_TestInt_ATS_MODE_ECUM SwInt_ConTest_T
+estInt_ATS_MODE_RestartECUM 
      acc_BC: C:\work\workspace\ACC-8.6.0\tests\Conformance\IN\SwInt_C
+onTest_CS_Rte_SomeIpXf_Com_p0\output\generated\src\Com_Lcfg.c</TestSe
+quence>
   </Warnings>

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It has to be smart, to be self adjust, because for example on test sequences, the names will vary, but will be like XXX.c

In reply to text on multiple lines to XML using PERL by cciiaandrei

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