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Hello, I am searching for a way to match quotation marks (extended ascii characters 147 and 148) with a .net regex.

I tried this

regex += .... |" + System.Convert. ToChar(147) + "|" + System.Convert. ToChar(148) + |\w+|)"

but the convert yields an empty string.
I cannot use the dot operator for this regex.

Thank you.
Apr 5 '08 #1
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