Or, if you don't want to use a module, you could try this solution: 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

use Data::Dumper;

chomp(my @data = <DATA>);
my $in_section = 0;
my @source_go = ();

my $record = {};
foreach my $line (@data) {
    if ($line =~ /^\[([^]]+)\]/ and not $in_section) {
        $record->{app} = $1;
        $in_section = 1;
    }
    elsif ($line =~ /^\[([^]]+)\]/ and $in_section
           and not exists $record->{path})
    {
        # We found a section start, but no Script_Path parameter to go
        # with it.  Warn and continue on the current section.
        warn("No Script_Path for " . $record->{app} . "\n");
        $record->{app} = $1;
        $in_section = 1;
    }
    elsif ($line =~ /^Script_Path=(.+)/) {
        $record->{path} = $1;
        push @source_go, $record;
        $record = {};
        $in_section = 0;
    }
}

print Dumper(\@source_go);
__DATA__
[Microsoft MediaPlayer Settings 1.0]
Script_Path=apps\microsoft\mediaplayersettings\1.0\go\mediaplayersetti
+ngs10.go
Information=Go Success
Install_Start_Time=05/26/2004 5:55:36 PM
Install_End_Time=05/26/2004 5:55:40 PM
[Microsoft Windows Journal Viewer v1.5]
Script_Path=apps\microsoft\journalviewer\1.5\go\journalviewer.go
UTC_Timestamp=06/03/2003 17:04:10
GoScript_Checksum=66665
Install_Start_Time=05/26/2004 5:58:24 PM
Install_End_Time=05/26/2004 5:58:34 PM
[Company RAC 1.0]
Script_Path=apps\company\remoteaccessclient\1.0\go\uninstallvs.go
UTC_Timestamp=03/03/2003 18:19:05
GoScript_Checksum=175108
Product version=1.0
PM
[Microsoft Resource Kit v1.0]
GoScript_Checksum=69503
Product version=1.0
Install_End_Time=05/26/2004 6:00:42 PM
[Microsoft Remote Console Setup v2.02]
Script_Path=apps\company\msreskitxp\go\rcsetup.go
UTC_Timestamp=05/24/2002 01:19:33
GoScript_Checksum=56813
[Microsoft PowerToys for Windows XP 1.00]
Script_Path=apps\microsoft\powertoysforwindowsxp\1.00\go\powertoysforw
+indowsxp100.go

[download]
It's not extensively tested, but seems to work fine.

Arjen

In reply to Re^2: filtering a text file by Aragorn
in thread filtering a text file by Anonymous Monk

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