Solve the problem that Visual Studio Code cannot find the brackets: add a backslash "\" before the brackets

As a programmer, sometimes in order to find the line of code that calls a certain function, I often want to query with "(" brackets, for example, I want to find "sum(", but such an error occurs

How to solve it?

 Add a backslash before the "(" brackets,

For example, if you want to search for "sum(" just now, you can actually enter "sum\("

 

  • \(  Interpretation: a (character
  • ([^()\s](?:[^()]*[^()\s])?) Explanation: Group 1:
    • [^()\s] Explanation: Characters other than (, and spaces)
    • (?:[^()]*[^()\s])? Explanation: an optional sequence (so as to also match like (a), 1 character in brackets) of strings
      • [^()]* Explanation: (0+ characters except and)
      • [^()\s] Explanation: Characters other than (, and spaces)
  • \) Explanation: A )character.

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