S [] [] notation in perl

Question

I saw this perlcode in the documentation cpanfor the module:

$filename =~ s[^.+/][];

What does it mean? I use notation s//for function s.

Answer 1

Perl allows you to use any character without spaces as a line separator. See Quotations and query-like operators.

Breketingovye symbols are used in pairs, such as <...>, [...], (...)and {...}, while the single quotes prevent the interpolation. Otherwise, the functionality is identical to the default separator functionality.

In this case

$filename =~ s[^.+/][]

coincides with

$filename =~ s/^.+\///

but much more readable

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$filename =~ s|^.+/||

Answer 2

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$filename =~ s/^.+\///;

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