Hi ramthen, Try this,

use strict;
use File::Basename;

my @f_path=qw(Framework/Templates_Doc.Conventions/CSSP_TPL_Excel_Meta-
+Template.xlt Engineering/SBI/PD_PRC/Overall_SWReleaseFlow_v0.1.vsd); 

for (@f_path){
my ($dir) =dirname($_);
my ($fname) =basename($_);
print "\n\nOriginal  : $_";
print "\nDirectory : $dir";
print "\nFielname  : $fname\n";
}
__END__

Original  : Framework/Templates_Doc.Conventions/CSSP_TPL_Excel_Meta-Te
+mplate.xlt
Directory : Framework/Templates_Doc.Conventions
Fielname  : CSSP_TPL_Excel_Meta-Template.xlt


Original  : Engineering/SBI/PD_PRC/Overall_SWReleaseFlow_v0.1.vsd
Directory : Engineering/SBI/PD_PRC
Fielname  : Overall_SWReleaseFlow_v0.1.vsd

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Updated : Using Regular Expression, Change the above for loop by the following:

for (@f_path){
my ($dir, $fname)= $_ =~ /^(.*?)[\\\/]([^\\\/]+)$/;
print "\n\nOriginal  : $_";
print "\nDirectory : $dir";
print "\nFielname  : $fname\n";
}

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Regards,
Velusamy R.

In reply to Re: regular expression on filenames with absolute path by Samy_rio
in thread regular expression on filenames with absolute path by ramthen

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