I want to match anything inside parentheses but the result must exclude the parentheses as well.
Examples:
Initialize(P90W)
Brake(45X)
try this:
var pattern = @".*public.*(.*\(.*\))";
Regex.Matches(input,pattern)
try regex @"\((.*?)\)"
EDIT: Also the result will be group 1 not 0, group 0 should contain the entire regex result, not the first parenthesized value
Remove the inner paranthesis and try again:
new Regex(@"(\([^\)]+\))");
When you do not escape paranthesis in regex, if you are using group match it will only return the content within the paranthesis. So if you have, new Regex(@'(a)(b))'
, match 1 will be a and match 2 will be b. Match 0 is the entire match.
Regex searchTerm = new Regex(@"\(([^\)]*)\)");
Some people accuse me of using zero width assertions all the time:
resultString = Regex.Match(subjectString, @"(?<=\().+?(?=\))").Value;
But they do exactly what you want. Don't capture what you don't want to capture.