How to make .net regex start searching from the end of the last match?

Question

l'm new to Regex. Currently I'm trying to get all consequences of symbols without spaces from a string and to get null when they end.

var pattern:Regex=new Regex("[^ ]+");
    var s:String;
    for(var i:int=0;i<10;++i)//10 is for debugging because otherwise it will never end
    {
        s=pattern.Match("speed movement_vector Rigidbody walk_mode").Value;
        if(!s)
            break;
        Debug.Log(s);
    }

This finds only 'speed'.

In this article I've found G command which finds occurrence exactly after the last match, i.e. it cannot skip spacebar.

Besides, I don't understand it, because my pattern

var pattern:Regex=new Regex("\G\[^ ]+");

only throws errors about "Unexpected character G".

Answer 1

The reason for this is because \ is an escape character in both unityscript and regex. To fix this, add another \ before the first one (the second one should be unnecessary):

var pattern:Regex=new Regex("\\G[^ ]+");