The lost Beginning of line Character for Regex in C# (help needed)

[Petimus]

Nowhere can I find the beginning of line Character for Regex in C#. Im using the expression [1-9][0-9]*(, [1-9][0-9]*)*$ But without the <Beginning of line>[1-9][0-9]*(, [1-9][0-9]*)*$ my strings are accepted with random letters in them like "1ThisShouldntB eHere7, 12, 2" because it just starts matching at the 7.

Please I need the beginning of line character for regular expressions in C#... its has become the bane of my existance.

Thanks,
Petimus

[Ganon11]

Not sure if it's the same in C# as it is in Perl, but you might try the '^' character.

[weaknessforcats]

I am moving this to the C# forum.

[Plater]

A quick look at regex for .NET in msdn would have given you the '^' character.