[Regex] How to replace matched words with same words wrapped in color?

Hello everybody
I am trying to solve this one issue, but with no luck so far. I use Regex to find word matches and I want to replace those found words with same words, but wrapped with rich text color tag.

Example input:

var newValue = "Hello World";

Find match: "Hello World".
And I want to replace that with <color=green>"Hello World"</color>

I use different patterns to locate and replace different kind of word matches, this is one of the pattern I use. It's easy if I know the word that I'm trying to find, like in below example

Code (CSharp):

1. string[] types = new string[6] { "Color", "Color32", "Vector2", "Vector3", "GameObject", "MonoBehaviour" };
2.  
3. for (int i = 0; i < types.Length; i++)
4. {
5.     Regex keyword = new Regex($@"\b{types[i]}\b");
6.     c = keyword.Replace(c, WrapText(types[i], Color.green));
7. }

But in case when I don't know what I'm going to find, it becomes a bit more complicated.
Like this pattern, that locates all words that begin and end with quotation marks.

Regex stringPattern = new Regex("\".+?\"");

How do I replace found matches in the case like this? Can someone help me with this?

 

I haven't done this before, but it looks like Regex.Replace allows you to supply a function that determines what the replacement should be based on the match found. Take a look at this page, particularly the first example (involving WordScrambler).

 

Wow, thank you! This is exactly what I needed!

 

You can query the matches for a given Regex & text.
Then, just iterate the matches (a collection of match objects) and replace the findings. You also get additional information that are contained within the returned match objects, such as index and length etc

EDIT
Updated the link, as I copied the wrong link which was for the Match (singular) method.