How to specify to Regex (in a LINQ Query) to only compare the start of a string?
Use "^" to anchor to the start of a string var regEx = new Regex("^" + filterTerm).
Use "^" to anchor to the start of a string. Var regEx = new Regex("^" + filterTerm).
Why not use this (assuming of course you're not passing in regex expressions): griQualifiedDocs. ItemsSource = storage. QualifiedDocs .
Where(item =>item.DocName.ToLower(). StartsWith(filterTerm)) .ToList().
String text = @" //Match m = myRegex. Match m = Regex. Match(text, pattern, RegexOptions.
// Do something with m. Length is the length of m.
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