Direct answer: 

s/[",]//g

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But that's a poor solution. Splitting and dequoting are two separate operations which work on different inputs. It doesn't make much sense to combine them. A better solution: 

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

my $string = 'Apropovir,"Atripla(tenofovir+emtricitabine+ efavirenz)",
+';

my @tokens = split(/,/, $string);
s/^"//, s/"$// for @tokens;

for my $token (@tokens) {
   print "$token\n";
}

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But the splitting is still problematic. What if there's a comma in the quotes? You should be using Text::CSV_XS.

In reply to Re: matching two or more characters and substituting by ikegami
in thread matching two or more characters and substituting by Ratna_Ranjan

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