What are "TCL list elements"? (you wouldn't expect me to go learn about TCL now) I suspect you may need Regexp::Common, as in 
use Regexp::Common qw /balanced/;
my( @ek ) = (
"eka toka kolo",
"eka {toka soka} kolo",
"{eka seka leka seka} {toka soka {roka loka moka} doka}{{kolo nolo} {{
+solo molo} tolo} holo rolo}" 
);

for my $str ( @ek ){
    print "$_\n" for $str =~ /$RE{balanced}{-parens=>'{}'}/g;
}
__END__
{toka soka}
{eka seka leka seka}
{toka soka {roka loka moka} doka}
{{kolo nolo} {{solo molo} tolo} holo rolo}

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but that's just a guess.

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In reply to Re: Parse TCL list? by PodMaster
in thread Parse TCL list? by JykkeDaMan

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