Hello,
the solution from John W. Krahn 'did the trick':
s!^.*/something_constant/[^/]+/!!;
Thank's a lot to John and Chas
Peter
> I've to cut off parts of an url like
> '/something_variable_1/something_constant/something_variable_2/something_va
>riable_3/filename'
>
> The result should be 'something_variable_3/filename'
>
> To cut off the part '/something_variable_1/something_constant' works with
> the regular expression 's/^.*\/something_constant\///'
>
> But I dont manage to cut of the 'something_variable_2' part. I tried
> combinations of .*?{}() but the result is either no cut
> ('something_variable_2/something_variable_3/filename') or only the
> filename.
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