John SJ Anderson <j...@genehack.org> writes:
>> But this one in its place does not work:
>> if ($link =~ m/\/([^/]*)$/) { # Oddly this does not work
>
> You still need to escape the `/` inside the character class.
>
> This works in my testing: `m/\/([^\/]*)$/`.
>
> IMO this is a case where an alternative delimiter for `m//` — such as the `#`
> in your working example — is a better approach.
IIRC it´s said in best practises or so that brackets ({, }) should be
used for an alternative delimiter and that they should probably be the
only substitute to use.
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