实现类 Markdown 语言的解析器
我有类似于 markdown 和 SO 使用的标记语言。
遗留解析器基于正则表达式,维护起来简直是噩梦,因此我提出了自己的基于 EBNF 语法的解决方案,并通过 mxTextTools/SimpleParse 实现。
但是,某些令牌可能存在相互包含的问题,并且我没有看到“正确”的方法来做到这一点。
这是我的语法的一部分:
newline := "\r\n"/"\n"/"\r"
indent := ("\r\n"/"\n"/"\r"), [ \t]
number := [0-9]+
whitespace := [ \t]+
symbol_mark := [*_>#`%]
symbol_mark_noa := [_>#`%]
symbol_mark_nou := [*>#`%]
symbol_mark_nop := [*_>#`]
punctuation := [\(\)\,\.\!\?]
noaccent_code := -(newline / '`')+
accent_code := -(newline / '``')+
symbol := -(whitespace / newline)
text := -newline+
safe_text := -(newline / whitespace / [*_>#`] / '%%' / punctuation)+/whitespace
link := 'http' / 'ftp', 's'?, '://', (-[ \t\r\n<>`^'"*\,\.\!\?]/([,\.\?],?-[ \t\r\n<>`^'"*]))+
strikedout := -[ \t\r\n*_>#`^]+
ctrlw := '^W'+
ctrlh := '^H'+
strikeout := (strikedout, (whitespace, strikedout)*, ctrlw) / (strikedout, ctrlh)
strong := ('**', (inline_nostrong/symbol), (inline_safe_nostrong/symbol_mark_noa)* , '**') / ('__' , (inline_nostrong/symbol), (inline_safe_nostrong/symbol_mark_nou)*, '__')
emphasis := ('*',?-'*', (inline_noast/symbol), (inline_safe_noast/symbol_mark_noa)*, '*') / ('_',?-'_', (inline_nound/symbol), (inline_safe_nound/symbol_mark_nou)*, '_')
inline_code := ('`' , noaccent_code , '`') / ('``' , accent_code , '``')
inline_spoiler := ('%%', (inline_nospoiler/symbol), (inline_safe_nop/symbol_mark_nop)*, '%%')
inline := (inline_code / inline_spoiler / strikeout / strong / emphasis / link)
inline_nostrong := (?-('**'/'__'),(inline_code / reference / signature / inline_spoiler / strikeout / emphasis / link))
inline_nospoiler := (?-'%%',(inline_code / emphasis / strikeout / emphasis / link))
inline_noast := (?-'*',(inline_code / inline_spoiler / strikeout / strong / link))
inline_nound := (?-'_',(inline_code / inline_spoiler / strikeout / strong / link))
inline_safe := (inline_code / inline_spoiler / strikeout / strong / emphasis / link / safe_text / punctuation)+
inline_safe_nostrong := (?-('**'/'__'),(inline_code / inline_spoiler / strikeout / emphasis / link / safe_text / punctuation))+
inline_safe_noast := (?-'*',(inline_code / inline_spoiler / strikeout / strong / link / safe_text / punctuation))+
inline_safe_nound := (?-'_',(inline_code / inline_spoiler / strikeout / strong / link / safe_text / punctuation))+
inline_safe_nop := (?-'%%',(inline_code / emphasis / strikeout / strong / link / safe_text / punctuation))+
inline_full := (inline_code / inline_spoiler / strikeout / strong / emphasis / link / safe_text / punctuation / symbol_mark / text)+
line := newline, ?-[ \t], inline_full?
sub_cite := whitespace?, ?-reference, '>'
cite := newline, whitespace?, '>', sub_cite*, inline_full?
code := newline, [ \t], [ \t], [ \t], [ \t], text
block_cite := cite+
block_code := code+
all := (block_cite / block_code / line / code)+
第一个问题是,剧透,强和强调可以以任意顺序相互包含。以后我可能需要更多这样的内联标记。
我当前的解决方案涉及为每个组合(inline_noast、inline_nostrong 等)创建单独的标记,但显然,随着标记元素数量的增加,此类组合的数量增长得太快。
第二个问题是,这些强/强调的前瞻在某些不良标记的情况下表现非常糟糕,例如 __._.__*__.__...___._.____.__**___***(许多随机放置的标记符号)。解析这样几 kb 的随机文本需要几分钟的时间。
我的语法有问题吗?或者我应该使用其他类型的解析器来完成此任务?
I have markup language which is similar to markdown and the one used by SO.
Legacy parser was based on regexes and was complete nightmare to maintain, so I've come up with my own solution based on EBNF grammar and implemented via mxTextTools/SimpleParse.
However, there are issues with some tokens which may include each other, and I don't see a 'right' way to do it.
Here is part of my grammar:
newline := "\r\n"/"\n"/"\r"
indent := ("\r\n"/"\n"/"\r"), [ \t]
number := [0-9]+
whitespace := [ \t]+
symbol_mark := [*_>#`%]
symbol_mark_noa := [_>#`%]
symbol_mark_nou := [*>#`%]
symbol_mark_nop := [*_>#`]
punctuation := [\(\)\,\.\!\?]
noaccent_code := -(newline / '`')+
accent_code := -(newline / '``')+
symbol := -(whitespace / newline)
text := -newline+
safe_text := -(newline / whitespace / [*_>#`] / '%%' / punctuation)+/whitespace
link := 'http' / 'ftp', 's'?, '://', (-[ \t\r\n<>`^'"*\,\.\!\?]/([,\.\?],?-[ \t\r\n<>`^'"*]))+
strikedout := -[ \t\r\n*_>#`^]+
ctrlw := '^W'+
ctrlh := '^H'+
strikeout := (strikedout, (whitespace, strikedout)*, ctrlw) / (strikedout, ctrlh)
strong := ('**', (inline_nostrong/symbol), (inline_safe_nostrong/symbol_mark_noa)* , '**') / ('__' , (inline_nostrong/symbol), (inline_safe_nostrong/symbol_mark_nou)*, '__')
emphasis := ('*',?-'*', (inline_noast/symbol), (inline_safe_noast/symbol_mark_noa)*, '*') / ('_',?-'_', (inline_nound/symbol), (inline_safe_nound/symbol_mark_nou)*, '_')
inline_code := ('`' , noaccent_code , '`') / ('``' , accent_code , '``')
inline_spoiler := ('%%', (inline_nospoiler/symbol), (inline_safe_nop/symbol_mark_nop)*, '%%')
inline := (inline_code / inline_spoiler / strikeout / strong / emphasis / link)
inline_nostrong := (?-('**'/'__'),(inline_code / reference / signature / inline_spoiler / strikeout / emphasis / link))
inline_nospoiler := (?-'%%',(inline_code / emphasis / strikeout / emphasis / link))
inline_noast := (?-'*',(inline_code / inline_spoiler / strikeout / strong / link))
inline_nound := (?-'_',(inline_code / inline_spoiler / strikeout / strong / link))
inline_safe := (inline_code / inline_spoiler / strikeout / strong / emphasis / link / safe_text / punctuation)+
inline_safe_nostrong := (?-('**'/'__'),(inline_code / inline_spoiler / strikeout / emphasis / link / safe_text / punctuation))+
inline_safe_noast := (?-'*',(inline_code / inline_spoiler / strikeout / strong / link / safe_text / punctuation))+
inline_safe_nound := (?-'_',(inline_code / inline_spoiler / strikeout / strong / link / safe_text / punctuation))+
inline_safe_nop := (?-'%%',(inline_code / emphasis / strikeout / strong / link / safe_text / punctuation))+
inline_full := (inline_code / inline_spoiler / strikeout / strong / emphasis / link / safe_text / punctuation / symbol_mark / text)+
line := newline, ?-[ \t], inline_full?
sub_cite := whitespace?, ?-reference, '>'
cite := newline, whitespace?, '>', sub_cite*, inline_full?
code := newline, [ \t], [ \t], [ \t], [ \t], text
block_cite := cite+
block_code := code+
all := (block_cite / block_code / line / code)+
First problem is, spoiler, strong and emphasis can include each other in arbitrary order. And its possible that later I'll need more such inline markups.
My current solution involves just creating separate token for each combination (inline_noast, inline_nostrong, etc), but obviously, number of such combinations grows too fast with growing number of markup elements.
Second problem is that these lookaheads in strong/emphasis behave VERY poorly on some cases of bad markup like __._.__*__.__...___._.____.__**___***
(lots of randomly placed markup symbols). It takes minutes to parse few kb of such random text.
Is it something wrong with my grammar or I should use some other kind of parser for this task?
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如果一件事包含另一件事,那么通常您将它们视为单独的标记,然后将它们嵌套在语法中。 Lepl(我写的http://www.acooke.org/lepl)和PyParsing(这是可能是最流行的纯 Python 解析器)都允许您递归地嵌套事物。
因此,在 Lepl 中,您可以编写类似以下的代码:
然后您可以看到,我希望,内容将如何匹配强、强调等的嵌套使用。
对于您的最终解决方案来说,要做的事情远不止这些,效率可能是一个问题任何纯Python解析器(有一些解析器是用C实现的,但可以从Python调用。这些解析器会更快,但使用起来可能更棘手;我不能推荐任何解析器,因为我没有使用过它们)。
If one thing includes another, then normally you treat them as separate tokens and then nest them in the grammar. Lepl (http://www.acooke.org/lepl which I wrote) and PyParsing (which is probably the most popular pure-Python parser) both allow you to nest things recursively.
So in Lepl you could write code something like:
Then you can see, I hope, how contents will match nested use of strong, emphasis, etc.
There's much more than this to do for your final solution, and efficiency could be an issue in any pure-Python parser (There are some parsers that are implemented in C but callable from Python. These will be faster, but may be trickier to use; I can't recommend any because I haven't used them).