That would have been easy.
But see for yourself. Here is the code, directly pasted from my post
/^"((?:[^"\\]|\\.)*)"$/$1/
- ^"
- matches your field's quotechar at the start of the field
- (...)
- will "remember" what was matched inside the quotes
- (?:...)*
- This will match anything in place of the ... and tells the parser that it may apear as often as possible. Even zero times
- [^"\\]
- will match any character but " and \
- |
- is an alternative. Either the left or the right part has to match
- \\.
- Will match any "escaped" character
- "$
- again your quotechar but now at the end
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