Hello Guys, I need little bit help. I have file and one part of this file is as follow
New Elements 
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    cgw01.dub01.nsw.sptel.net.au-POS1/0-Path (171) 
        Action:     Resolved New (not saved)
        sysName:    cgw01.dub01.nsw.sptel.net.au 
        IP Address: 202.168.55.185 
        Index1:     9 
        ifDescr:    POS1/0 
   cgw01.dub01.nsw.sptel.net.au-RH-power-AstecDCPowerSupply-1 (EnvCPU-
+power)
        Action:     Resolved New (not saved)
        sysName:    cgw01.dub01.nsw.sptel.net.au 
        IP Address: 202.168.55.185 
        Index1:     1 
        ifDescr:    EnvCPU-Astec DC Power Supply
    cgw01.dub01.nsw.sptel.net.au-RH-power-AstecDCPowerSupply-2 (EnvCPU
+-power)
        Action:     Resolved New (not saved)
        sysName:    cgw01.dub01.nsw.sptel.net.au
        IP Address: 202.168.55.185 
        Index1:     2 
        ifDescr:    EnvCPU-Astec DC Power Supply 
   
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I want to grab all devices name like cgw01.dub01.nsw.sptel.net.au-POS1/0-Path ,before the "Action:" option But be rememebr these devices name change frquently. So i need perl pattern matching that can grab all the devices name. Thanks for your time

Edited by planetscape - added code tags

In reply to Pattern Matching by farhan

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