Hi all
Could you please anyone provide code.
I have a file and would like to parse the file and writes the output to another file.

My file content like this 

cell    AND2 {
area = 20
pin Z (
type = output
function = A.B
outpit_capacitance =  2 )
pin Z1 (
type = output
function = !(A.B)
output_capacitance =  2 )
pin A (
type = input
capacitance = 5
)
pin B (
type = input
capacitance = 6
)
}

cell    NAND2 {
area = 10
pin Z (
type = output
function = !(A.B)
output_capacitance =  2 )
pin A (
type = input
capacitance = 4
)
pin B (
type = input
capacitance = 4
)
}


and would like to write output in the format as given below:

cell AND2
area = 20
output
Z = A.B
Z1 = (!A.B)
input
A capacitance = 5
B capacitance = 6


cell NAND2
area = 10
output
Z = A.B
input
A capacitance = 4
B capacitance = 4

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Please provide a perl code to solve this problem. Regards

Edited by Arunbear: Changed title from 'How to solve this', as per Monastery guidelines

In reply to How can I parse grouped data? by Anonymous Monk

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