in reply to Re^2: Getting around "/" as a word boundary
in thread Getting around "/" as a word boundary
This is a "zero-width, look-behind assertion". The assertion is true if (?<!/) does not immediately follow a '/' (forward slash) character at the point at which the assertion occurs in the regex.
See (?<!pattern) in the Extended Patterns section (in the Look-Around Assertions subsection) of perlre.
Update: Added "zero-width" to description.
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