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I need to check if entire given input matches given pattern.
But wrapping a pattern in ^/$ feels like a hack.
Is there a shortcut for:
var match = Regex.Match(myInput, "^" + myPattern + "$");
?
There is no shortcut, and adding
^and$is not a hack. What you’re doing is exactly what you’re supposed to do in order to match an entire line.