use strict;
use warnings;
use Regexp::Common qw(balanced);

my $input
    = q|Param1(info, blah), Param2(new info(DN), blah), camel
        Param3(), LLama,  Param4  (stuff)|;

my $PATTERN = $RE{balanced}{-parens=>'()'};
my @pieces = ();
INPUT:
    while (length $input) {
        $input =~ s{\A [^\w\(]+ }{}x;  ## skip leading junk

        if ($input =~ s{ (\w* $PATTERN) }{}x ) {
            push @pieces, $1;
            next INPUT;
        }
        last INPUT;
    }

printf "%s\n", join qq(\n), @pieces;

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prints 
Param1(info, blah)
Param2(new info(DN), blah)
Param3()
(stuff)

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cheers

In reply to Re: search for matching parentheses by fenLisesi
in thread search for matching parentheses by embirath

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