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Regex Match any string powershell


$a = [regex]"\[(.*)\]"$b = $a.Match("sdfqsfsf[fghfdghdfhg]dgsdfg") $b.Captures[0].value


Match everything that isn't a bracket. Create a character class that contains anything but the bracket characters:

$line -match "\[[^\[\]]+\]"


Focusing to

"I am just trying to pick up anything that could possibly be within two brackets [ ]"

I think \[.*\] is what you are looking for.

Explanation
Sice [ and ] have special purposes, so you need to use \ before those characters.
.(dot) stands for any character and
* stands for any number of repetition of the previous charector.
Here, the previous character is ., so .* stands for any general string.