Hello great perlomnks! I have a big problem in reading some records from a textfile. I have the following text file: 
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RDN[ 01 ] : checking my test    = 1
RDN[ 1 ] : allowing data       = 11030101
RDN[ 2 ] : retrieving data = 1

    FOR CLASS main
    WITH NAME TYPE     help  = < 1 >
    Testnok =     <
        [0]
            [1]
                [0]
                    [[0]]
                [[1]]
            [[0]]
    >

;
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And I'm interested in extracting the values between "Testnok = <" and ">;", exactly the following values: 
[0]
            [1]
                [0]
                    [[0]]
                [[1]]
            [[0]]

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I have done this in this way, but it's wrong: 
 
open(IN, "< myfile.txt");
  my @list = <IN>;
  close IN;
 while ( $_ = shift ( @list ) ) {
 s/Testnok\s*=\s*<\s*//;
     s/\s*>//;
     s/\s*//;
}
#and it's not printing only my interested values

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Thank you for your time

In reply to reading from a textfile by bory

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