Adding a literal to a regex match

[Lee Kuhn]

Is there a way to add a literal character to a regex match? For example,
normally applying the regex ..$ to the string "123456" results in a match
"56". I want to be to add a literal character to the beginning of the
resultant match string. In other words, is there a regex that could be
applied to the string "123456" to a get a match string "056"?

Thanks.

[Niki Estner]

"Lee Kuhn" <le******@grsinc.com> wrote in
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Is there a way to add a literal character to a regex match? ...

Yes:
Match m = Regex.Match(...);
string x = "0" + m.ToString();

I guess you somehow wanted to state this 'inside' the regex search pattern.
As the name says it's a search pattern, so, no, you cannot do this.

Niki