I tried to combine the second and fourth lines of the snippet,
You know that the start dir is going to be followed by a '\', so you could do $plsname =~ s/^\Q$startdir\E\\//i; and the fourth line becomes redundant.
You could combine the 5th line at the same time: $plsname =~ s[^\Q$startdir\E\\(.+)$][$1.pls]i
The /g on the third line makes that pretty much impossible to combine with the rest; and single character substitutions are better done with tr/// giving:
my $plsname = $curdir;
$plsname =~ s[^\Q$startdir\E\\(.+)$][$1.pls]i;
$plsname =~ tr[\\][_];
print $plsname;;
Schubert_Lieder_Terfel.pls
Is that better? Your call.
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