c# - The case of the sneaky backslash - Regex -


I have some very clear, but I can not see it.

I found: 

  string input = "" 999 \ abc.txt "; string pattern = @" \\ (. *) "; String output = reges. Match (input, pattern). Ostring (); Console.WriteLine (output);

My result is: 

  \ abc.txt  
  I do not want slash  and it does not understand why it enters the output. I tried to flip the pattern and wind up the slash output again:  
  string pattern = @ "^ (. *) \\";  
 
 and get: 
 
  999 \  
 
 The result of a strange Oshrehv regulator is OK. Any thoughts? 
 < P> Thank you.

mail full match 

  string output = regescus match (input, pattern) group [1]. Value;

(memory Can be slightly different)


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