Made a CMS, there are some logical custom if need nested tags, the regular expression is written such

 
\ {feather - CMS: if [\ t] +. * \} ([\ s \ s] +)? \ {/feather - CMS: if \} 

The separate parsing the nested there is no problem, can find the end of the right tag

 
{feather - CMS: if test="(' 1 'eq 1)"} 
Dfadsfadsf a 
{/feather - CMS: if} 

But with nested, such as this:

 
{feather - CMS: if test="(' 1 'eq (2)"} 
{feather - CMS: if test="(' 1 'eq 1)"} 
123 
{/feather - CMS: if} 
{/feather - CMS: if} 

When ending tag had a problem, the regular how to improve it, thank you big!!

CodePudding user response:

\ {feather - CMS: if [\ t] +. * \}
([\ s \ s] +?
\ {/feather - CMS: if \}

You are the three parts, that can put the part of the circle plus +, respectively before and after on behalf of one or more times

CodePudding user response:

No, this is a question of nested

CodePudding user response:

More stupid method
(\ {feather - CMS: if [\ t] +. * \} | [^ \ {feather - CMS: if [\ t] +. * \} | \ {/feather - CMS: if \}] + | \ {/feather - CMS: if \})
Syntax validation, which means that each part match out alone, then write a recursive cycles