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System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Escape()disappears only when braces are opened. Is there a .NET Framework method that speeds up closing braces for use in regex? I can't seem to find. I would not like to hard code characters.

edit . I need to generate tags (? <-Open>) to determine group balancing. I get a list of characters representing the closing delimiters, avoid them, and then add them to the expression in the "(? <-Open>)" tags. So yes, I really need to avoid trailing brackets.

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FWIW, Regex.Escape() :

Regex.Escape("(Hello)"); // \(Hello\)
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Regex.Escape("(Hello"); // \(Hello

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