Template engines based on regular expression replacement can easily run into the maximum backtracking/recursion limit of regular expressions.
Lazy matching is not terrible. Under normal circumstances, the template is not enough and often does not exceed the limit. Discuz's template engine is widely used. But if you don't pay attention and don't study, you will easily make mistakes and run into problems.
When preg_* returns null, you should pay attention. The judgment function is is_null.
Errors are not terrible, but it is best to output all errors completely, so that debugging is easy.
In addition to outputting the cause of the error, it also outputs the matching text and the regular expression used, so that it is easy to debug.
PHP code
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if (is_null($tmp )){
$error_code = preg_last_error();
switch($error_code){
case PREG_NO_ERROR :
echo 'PREG_NO_ERROR';
break;
case PREG_INTERNAL_ERROR:
echo 'PREG_INTERNAL_ERROR';
break;
case PREG_BACKTRACK_LIMIT_ERROR:
echo 'PREG_BACKTRACK_LIMIT_ERROR';
break;
case PREG_BAD_UTF8_ERROR:
echo 'PREG_BAD_UTF8_ERROR';
break;
case PREG_BAD_UTF8_OFFSET_ERROR:
echo 'PREG_BAD_UTF8_OFFSET_ERROR'; >echo 'UNKNOW ERROR';
}
exit;
}
References
1, 2010, Laruence
"Understanding the Maximum Backtracking/Recursion Limitation of Regularity (pcre)"
2, 2011, PHP Chinese Manual preg_last_error
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