I have a .txt file that needs to parse out everything within quotation including underscore. I know this is an easy task but Im a Perl noobie... Below is what the file looks like: 
rmdir: directory "SAS_util0001000021A9_sasux101": Directory 
 rmdir: directory "SAS_util000100002E19_sasux101": Directory 
 rmdir: directory "SAS_util000100005891_sasux101": Directory 

Heres the code I used but its wrong, I need to extract everything with
+in the quotes into a variable or an array.

while ($line = <CANT2>) {
        if ($line =~ /[\"\w+\_w+\_w+\"]/) {
            $keep = $1;    
            push(@test,$keep);
        }
}

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I couldnt use substring because some lines are not aligned with most of the lines. Thanks in advance... Joe

In reply to Reg Ex with quotes by Anonymous Monk

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