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Hi EEE 
 
How do I write a regex in perl that trims each line at &quot;] to the end of that line. 
 
So my result file would look like: 
 
0eef2427e-fdde-1341a-b5d1-1bc214721332451.pdf 
0eef2427e-fdde-1341a-b5d1-1b24214721332451.pdf 
 
 
Original file: 
0eef2427e-fdde-1341a-b5d1-1bc214721332451.pdf&quot;] was not found or subfolder [&quot;DailyNews&quot;] not created. 
0eef2427e-fdde-1341a-b5d1-1b24214721332451.pdf&quot;] was not found or subfolder [&quot;GlobalServicesInc&quot;] not created.
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Hi EEE

How do I write a regex in perl that trims each line at "] to the end of that line.

So my result file would look like:

0eef2427e-fdde-1341a-b5d1-1bc214721332451.pdf
0eef2427e-fdde-1341a-b5d1-1b24214721332451.pdf


Original file:
0eef2427e-fdde-1341a-b5d1-1bc214721332451.pdf"] was not found or subfolder ["DailyNews"] not created.
0eef2427e-fdde-1341a-b5d1-1b24214721332451.pdf"] was not found or subfolder ["GlobalServicesInc"] not created.

Regex in perl

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