Grep expression for specific search within Brackets

Hello,
I did a search and found many topics for searching within brackets, but wasn't able to find anything to search for specific characters/quotation within brackets.
Note: The forum image uploader wasn't working for me so I embedded it to the topic. Hopefully it shows up for you. (http://cl.ly/1H42302P2x3c1Q3P2a42)
For the Brackets and words within, i use: (\[).+?(\])
and have it them to a different font.
For my project i need the quotations to be a different color and nothing else.
These are the ones i'm trying to add to an expression: '|"|;|,
Any help is very much appreciated. I've been trying many arrangements with no luck. Thanks!

It's not possible to search for your punctuation inside parentheses only. (FYI, that needs a positive lookbehind of variable length, and that's not possible.)
But the hint to get it done is right there:
function(){return A.apply(null,[this].concat($A(arguments)))}
For the Brackets and words within, i use: (\[).+?(\])
and have it them to a different font.
Simply search for your set
only in that particular font.

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