def parsetext(text):
# Escape <,>,& from text for HTML
pre = re.compile(r'<code>(.*?)</code>', re.M | re.S)
text = pre.split(text)
for i in range(len(text)):
text[i] = escape(text[i])
if i % 2 == 0:
for regex, replace in g.regexes:
text[i] = refn.sub(regex, replace, text[i])
else:
text[i] = '<pre>' + text[i] + '</pre>'
return ''.join(text)
def parsetext(text): # Escape <,>,& from text for HTML pre = re.compile(r'<code>(.*?)</code>', re.M | re.S) text = pre.split(text) for i in range(len(text)): text[i] = escape(text[i]) if i%2==0 : for regex, replace in g.regexes: text[i] = refn.sub(regex, replace, text[i]) else : text[i] = '<pre>'+text[i]+'</pre>' return ''.join(text)
def lists (text) :
prefix = re.match('[\r\n]*', text).group()
text = text.lstrip('\r\n')
level = re.match('[ \t]*', text).group()
testfix = re.match('[\r\n]*', text).group()
regex = re.compile('(?:\n?(?:%s)\*([^\n]*))((?:\n?(?:%s)[ \t]+\*[^\n]*)+)?' % (level, level),re.S | re.M)
# \1: List items on the same level
# \2: Sublists
#
# Note: re.VERBOSE cannot be used, as level is rendered directly, and verbose ignores newlines
# Regex explained in verbose:
#(?:
# \n? # Newline to ensure the start of a line
# (?:%s) # Level whitespace
# \*([^\n]*) # \1: Match and CAPTURE the item
#)
#( # \2: Open \2, sublists.
# (?: # See comments from above...
# \n?
# (?:%s)[ \t]+ # Identify an item that starts with more than level whitespace
# \*[^\n]*
# )+ # Include all list items within the sublist
#)? # \2: Close
print regex
def listitems(list) :
if (isinstance(list[1], basestring)) :
list[0] = '<li>'+list[0]+lists(list[1])+'</li>'
return list[0]
else :
list[0] = '<li>'+list[0]+'</li>'
return list[0]
text = refn.sub(regex, listitems, text)
text = prefix+'<ul>'+text+'</ul>'
return text
def lists(text):
prefix = re.match("[\r\n]*", text).group()
text = text.lstrip("\r\n")
level = re.match("[ \t]*", text).group()
testfix = re.match("[\r\n]*", text).group()
regex = re.compile("(?:\n?(?:%s)\*([^\n]*))((?:\n?(?:%s)[ \t]+\*[^\n]*)+)?" % (level, level), re.S | re.M)
# \1: List items on the same level
# \2: Sublists
#
# Note: re.VERBOSE cannot be used, as level is rendered directly, and verbose ignores newlines
# Regex explained in verbose:
# (?:
# \n? # Newline to ensure the start of a line
# (?:%s) # Level whitespace
# \*([^\n]*) # \1: Match and CAPTURE the item
# )
# ( # \2: Open \2, sublists.
# (?: # See comments from above...
# \n?
# (?:%s)[ \t]+ # Identify an item that starts with more than level whitespace
# \*[^\n]*
# )+ # Include all list items within the sublist
# )? # \2: Close
print regex
def listitems(list):
if isinstance(list[1], basestring):
list[0] = "<li>" + list[0] + lists(list[1]) + "</li>"
return list[0]
else:
list[0] = "<li>" + list[0] + "</li>"
return list[0]
text = refn.sub(regex, listitems, text)
text = prefix + "<ul>" + text + "</ul>"
return text
