Dear monks, Maybe somebody knows how do write a following code without a temporary variable @tmp: 
 
     my @tmp = split(/\//, '/home/bin/scripts/test.pl');
     my $fname = pop @tmp;

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This code doesn't work 
     my $fname = pop split(/\//, '/home/bin/scripts/test.pl');

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because split in the scalar context returns a size of array. Of course, I can use regular expressions, I know it. 
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{ firstname => 'Michael',
  quote     => 'Mice were crying and stinging but went on nibbling the
+ cactus', }

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In reply to Using split by nite_man

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