Thank you for your help.... I just started learning Perl Scripting... So can u please explain these 3 lines of script... 

my @caught = /\{([^}]+)/g;
next unless @caught;
say for @caught;

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Updatei tried that script in this way.......................................... 


#!/usr/bin/perl
$fn = "/home/t8.g";
open FP, "$fn" or die "Error in write:$!";
while (<FP>) {
    my @caught = /\{([^}]+)/g;
    next unless @caught;
    say for @caught;
    print @caught, "\n";
}

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but i got result as............................................... 
dummy_core/pads/hdmi_tx_1
dummy_core/pads/hdmi_tx_2
dummy_core/pads/hdmi_tx_3
dummycore/pads/hdmi_tx_4
dummy_core/pads/IO_vdd_right25
dummy_core/pads/IO_gnd_right2dummy_core/pads/dummy_dig22
dummy_core/pads/dummy_dig23
dummy_core/pads/comp_pad1
dummy_core/pad/CORE_vdd1

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I am getting that 2 occurrence line in a single line.... Can you please update it.....

In reply to Re^2: Perl Log file extraction help required by renjoooz
in thread Perl Log file extraction help required by renjoooz

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