Here is the Problem:
I have somehting like: 
c:\folder1\folder2\my_file_name.com
c:\folder\filename.bat

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Those file names are stored in an array that is then used for some stuff like 
 foreach $file (@file_list) {  # Nacheinander Öffnen der Dateien die Ü
+berprüft werden sollen
  print "$file\n";
      my $comment = 0;
      open(IN,"$file") || print "Can't open $file!\n\n";
      push (@include_temp, $file);

      while (<IN>) {

        ###Auskommentierte Zeilen überspringen###
        if (/\%\{.*/){
           if(/^@([A-Z][^T][^W][^(]+)\s*\(/i){ # Suche nach Funktionen
+ vor einem Kommentar in der gleichen Zeile
             $function = $1;
             $function =~ s/\s+$//;
             push(@function_temp, $function);
             $comment =1;
             next;
           }else {
             $comment =1;
           }
        }

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this is just part of the code.... but here it comes:
the filenames are not shortened yet. I only want to have the filename itself not the folders and all that so 
c:\folder1\filename.doc
should only be
filename.doc

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I thought of just choping away everything from the last \ onwards but don't really know how to .
Any idea??
Thx

UPDATE:
Ok I got it to work with File::Spec 
 foreach $file (@file_list) {  

  (my $volume,my $directories, my $filename) = File::Spec->splitpath( 
+$file );
  print "$filename\n";

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In reply to Get last occurence of a character in a string by theroninwins

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