The above code is working only for the tags which is having 2 "\\"in it,but i have to match the storage path of vob tags which will not have 2 "\\" in it.

There aren't any "\\" in the data you provided. There isn't even a single "\". Do you mean vob tags with two "/" in them?

A few other comments...

• What is a vob tag anyway, and which part of your data is the vob tag?
• Didn't you get a "^* matches null string many times in regex" warning when you ran this? I did.
• The * is special in a regexp. It means "match the previous thing zero or more times". In this case the thing is ^ - beginning of line. Your regex starts by trying to match the start of line zero or more times!
• Do you know that you're not forced to use // as regex delimiters. By using some other delimeter (eg m{} - you must include the "m") you won't have to backslash all those forward slashes.

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