Hello Monks, I have the following input file which contains : 
 
Timed out (reason: in while loop)
::expect_out(0,string) = >
::expect_out(1,string) = RF use CSWT#RF###
dis qremote(MQSI.3PL846) RNAME1 : dis qremote(MQSI.3PL846) RNAME
AMQ8409: Display Queue details.QUEUE(MQSI.3PL846)TYPE(QREMOTE)RNAME(MQ
+SI.3PL846)
No commands have a syntax error.
AMQ8409: Display Queue details.QUEUE(MQSI.3PL944)TYPE(QREMOTE)RNAME(MQ
+SI.3PL944)
end2 : end

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From this input file I am trying to caputure the value QUEUE(#####) and RNAME(#####) from each line starts with AMQ8409 , I am able to get to the line and capture it but not sure how to split it or do any trick to only get the QUEUE and RNAME value , my output should look like : 
QUEUE(MQSI.3PL846) ----- >  RNAME(MQSI.3PL846)
QUEUE(MQSI.3PL944) ------> RNAME(MQSI.3PL944)

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Here is what I have so far : 
open (INPUT, "out") || die "couldn't open the file!";
open (OUTPUT, ">outF") || die "couldn't open the file!";

   foreach $line (<INPUT>) {

        chomp $line;

if ( $line =~ "AMQ8409" ) {
         print OUTPUT "$line\n"; }


   }
   close(OUTPUT);
   close(INPUT);

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However , this will catch the whole line.. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks

In reply to capturing words by Anonymous Monk

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