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    <p>I am posting this as my answer so it stands out to other reading the questions.</p> <p>As has been pointed out in the helpful comments to my question, it is clear that regex is not a good tool for finding strings in C# code. I could have written a simple “parser” in the time I spent reminding my self of the regex syntax. – (Parser is a over statement as there are no “ in comments etc, it is my source code I am dealing with.)</p> <p>This seems to sums it up well:</p> <blockquote> <p><a href="http://regex.info/blog/2006-09-15/247" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Some people, when confronted with a problem, think “I know, I'll use</a> <a href="http://regex.info/blog/2006-09-15/247" rel="nofollow noreferrer">regular expressions.” Now they have two problems.</a></p> </blockquote> <p>However until it breaks on my code I will use the regular expression Blixt has posted, but if it give me problems I will not spend match time trying to fix it before writing my own parser. E.g as a C# string it is</p> <pre><code>@"@Q(?:[^Q]+|QQ)*Q|Q(?:[^Q\\]+|\\.)*Q".Replace('Q', '\"') </code></pre> <p>Update, the above regEx had problem, so I just wrote my own parser, including writing unit tests it took about 2 hours to write the parser. That's I lot less time then I spend just trying to find (and test) a pre-canned Regex on the web.</p> <p>The problem I see to have, is I tend to avoid Regex and just write the string handling code my self, then have a lot of people claim I am wasting the client’s money by not using Regex. However whenever I try to use Regex what seems like a simple match pattern becomes match harder quickly. (None the on-line articles on using Regex in .net that I have read, have a good instruction that make it clear when NOT to use Regex. Likewise with it’s MSDN documentation)</p> <p>Lets see if we can help solve this problem, I have just created a stack overflow questions “<a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/968919/when-not-to-use-regex">When not to use Regex</a>”</p>
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    1. COyou should share your parser! I'm aware of at least one other question where someone is doing something similar.
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    2. CO@Josh, I was paid to write it so can't post it - also it is very lickly to fail on any code base other then the code base it was used on. (It was used to find strings that may need translating)
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