I have input lines that start with "./" and ".\",my regex works when the line starts with ".\" fails for the other one,I need help to write a regex that fits in both the scenarios? 

INPUT:-

.\amss\platform\cs\bin\cdep.exe-43041;FILE.flf;//deploy/core/cs/pk/rel
+/1.4/bin/cdep.exe - VU_CORE_CS_PK.01.04.00.07.00 : 5
./modem_proc/build/ms/dmss_flags.min-000197;FILE.flf;//depot/asic/buil
+d/ms/dmss_flags.txt - BUILD_MS.00.00.02 : 5

I have the following code which fails when the line starts with "./",h
+ow do I modify the below code to suit for both the above inputs?

OUTPUT:-
KEYS:-//deploy/core/cs/pk/rel/1.4/bin/cdep.exe
      //depot/asic/build/ms/dmss_flags.txt           
VALUES:- amss\platform\cs\bin\cdep.exe
         modem_proc/build/ms/dmss_flags.min

my %hash_basebuild_rpf; 
 
open my $inputfh, '<', $basebuild_rpf_file or die "could not open $bas
+ebuild_rpf_file - $!"; 
while (my $line = <$inputfh>) {  
    chomp($line);
    my ($key) = $line =~ /;([^;]+)\s-\s/;  
    print "KEY:$key\n";
    my ($value) = $line =~ /\.\\(.*);/; # this line fails when the lin
+e starts with "./"
    print "VALUE:$value\n";
  
    $hash_basebuild_rpf{$key} = $value unless (exists $hash_basebuild_
+rpf{$key}); 
}

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