:t and getting senile.

Ok, I know I am getting old. I can't remember where I saw this, but
how do you strip off the end of string such as a command line string so
that you just get the last part after the slash bar?

Ex: /here/there/everywhere/hello.

There was something I saw somewhere with a :t that would just give me
the hello part.

Thanks to all.

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