Re^2: Pls explain this syntax

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I am still having confusion about my last question. We can use any delimiter / or #. s#^https://#http://# ; in this syntax # is used instead of /

s#./##s; in this syntax, it looks that delimiter is #, but can we use different separator between two strings than the delimitor. It looks the separator is "/".

Pls explain

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Re^3: Pls explain this syntax by ikegami (Patriarch) on Feb 23, 2009 at 03:53 UTC
The character (space excepted) that immediately follows the "s" is the delimiter. It looks the separator is "/". No, it's "#", since that's the character that follows the "s". "`./`" is the pattern, "" is the replacement.	[reply] [d/l]

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