.net - regex: matching same expression unknown number of times -


With the help of some people, I have some ragges that match the string in quotation marks that are not in parentheses:

/ P <<> "one" - match ("two") - do not match

Is it possible to repeat the match so that input is:

"one" ("two") "three"

Will one more three return? The only thing I am doing is thinking that whatever is left and reprocess with the same regex, i.e .:

  process & gt; "One" ("two") "three" - one return and "(" two ")" three "" process & gt; ("Two") "three" - returns failed and "three", not sure how but the process & gt; "Three"  

I am currently learning regex so that just thinking that this functionality has been created in it?

NB: This can be a repeat, but not clearly enough to follow me: (.

You need a function that returns all the substrings that are Regex.


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