Dear Monks,
I like to do a pattern match and get the ouptut as FILE_INPUT_wrt004.
I have tried this following, But it did not help,
my $inc = "13 drwxr-xr-x   4 root     root       34816 Mar 18 08:17 FI
+LE_INPUT_Wrt004)";
if ($inc =~/FILE_INPUT/){
print"Inc is $inc";
}


Output I got:

Inc is 13 drwxr-xr-x   4 root     root       34816 Mar 18 08:17 FILE_I
+NPUT_Wat004


Expected output:
FILE_INPUT_Wrt004

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Can you help me on this please?
Thank you.

In reply to Help on pattern match by Anonymous Monk

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