s/a(bc*)d/$1/g s/a\(bc*\)d/\1/g Don't escape (); Use $1, $2, etc. s/(?s).// s/.// If you want dot to match \n, use (?s) flag. Go's regexps have many rich options, which you can see here. There are a ...
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