I would like to know how does Wikimedia transform its model syntax ({{model|options}})
into html code.
I have a regex for a si开发者_JS百科mple model ({{.*?}})
but it fails for a nested model (ex: {{model|options containing a {{submodel|options}}...}}
)
Remember,
Some people, when confronted with a problem, think "I know, I'll use regular expressions." Now they have two problems. - Jamie Zawinski
That said, you can read: Forum tags. What is the best way to implement them? I made an example of nested tags, both with "pure" Regex and with a "more stable" C# parser that uses a little of Regexes but keeps the stack out of the Regex hands.
You can do it with balancing groups
. They aren't part of "base" Regex (and some persons don't consider them to be true regexes),
But I wouldn't program something as big as Wiki with something like a regex. The problem of regexes is that it's quite difficult to program them so that they don't backtrack (there is an option to do it, but it's difficult to build a regex that doesn't need backtracking or that need only limited amout of backtracking), and when they begin to backtrack it's the end: they could stall for minutes searching for the right combination of captures.
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