嵌套 PCRE 正则表达式问题
我有一个自定义模板引擎.
I have a custom template engine.
它抓住了这个:
@function(argument1 argument2 ...)
@get(param:name)
@get(param:@get(sub:name))
还有这个:
@function(argument1 argument2 ...)
Some stuff @with(nested:tag)
@foreach(arguments as value)
More stuff : @get(value)
@/foreach
@function(other:args)
Same function name (nested)
@/function
@/function
使用这种模式(PCRE/PHP):
With this pattern (PCRE / PHP) :
#
@ ([w]+) (
( (?: [^@)] | (?R) )+ )
)
(?:
( (?> (?-2) ) )
@/\1
)?
#xms
这个正则表达式几乎可以捕获所有结果.但是当我有更多的嵌套(或不嵌套)标签时,它什么也抓不到.例如,当我做 2 个嵌套的 @foreach(var:name) ... @/foreach
然后正则表达式将失败取决于标签内容 spaces代码>.
This regex catch almost all results. But when i have more nested (or not) tags, then it catch nothing. For example, when i do 2 nested @foreach(var:name) ... @/foreach
then the regex will fail depending of the tag content spaces
.
推荐答案
使用命名子模式有时更清晰.我建议你使用这个:
Using named subpatterns is sometimes more clear. I suggest you to use this:
~
@(?<com>w+) # command name
s* # possible white characters before args
(?: ( (?<args>[^)]*) ) )?+ # eventual parameters
(?:
(?<content>(?:[^@]+|(?R))*+) # content (maybe empty)
@/g{com} # close the command
)?+ # optional
~
如果您需要在参数中允许命令,您可以将 (?[^)]*)
替换为 (?(?:[^@)]+|(?=@)(?R))*+)
If you need to allow commands inside arguments, you can replace (?<args>[^)]*)
with (?<args>(?:[^@)]+|(?=@)(?R))*+)
但是当您尝试描述一种语言时,更好的方法是使用 (?(DEFINE)...)
语法在主要模式之前先描述元素,例如:>
But a better way when you are trying to describe a language is to use the (?(DEFINE)...)
syntax to describe elements first, before the main pattern, example:
$pattern = <<<'EOD'
~
(?(DEFINE)
(?<command_name> w+ )
(?<inline_command> @ g<command_name> s* g<params>? )
(?<multil_command> @ (g<command_name>) s* g<params>? g<content> @/ g{-1} )
(?<command> g<multil_command> | g<inline_command> )
(?<other> [^@()]+ )
(?<param> g<other> | g<command> )
(?<params> ( s* g<param> (?: s+ g<param> )* s* ) )
(?<content> (?: g<other> | g<command> )* )
)
# main pattern
g<command>
~x
EOD;
使用这种语法,如果你想在底层提取元素,你只需要将主模式改为:@(?
(注意:要获得其他级别,请将其放在前瞻中)
With this kind of syntax, if you want to extract elements at the ground level, you only need to change the main pattern to: @(?<com> g<command_name> ) s* (?<args>g<params> )? (?: (?<con> g<content> ) @/ g{com} )?
(NB: To obtain other levels, put it inside a lookahead)
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