how can i compare + and ++ in regex both at time in c#?

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i knew tht to compare +, i should write \+ but wht for ++?

Posted 6-Sep-11 5:09am

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GParkings · Answer 1 · 2011-09-06T05:20:00

\+{1,2}

will match between 1 and 2 + characters, if you have +++ in the string it will math it as + and ++

Posted 6-Sep-11 5:20am

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Sweety Khan 6-Sep-11 12:03pm

oki but still not working. i want it to break it in ++ if i++ is written and in + if a+b is wriiten

GParkings 7-Sep-11 4:18am

can you provide a sample string where the match is not occurring?

Sweety Khan 8-Sep-11 13:42pm

input is i++; and broke in
i

+

;

Sweety Khan 8-Sep-11 13:47pm

btw i enclosed all the chars on which i want to break input with braces like this
[(+{1,2})], is it right?