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The accepted answer is one that doesn’t care about the questioner‘s use case and instead gives a pretty excessive "Don‘t do it"
by croes 1y ago
The accepted answer is one that doesn’t care about the questioner‘s use case and instead gives a pretty excessive "Don‘t do it"
- lukan 1y agoIt does also give the right solution, using an xml parser.
- croes 1y agoWe don’t know the use case. Maybe the questioner is also in full control of the HTML creation and they don’t need a parser for all possible HTML edge cases.
- SPICLK2 1y agoMaybe they are, but they would also need to ensure a well-defined subset of HTML and also show that the subset is a reglar (Chomsky Type 3) grammar. It seems that even the very conceptually simple example given by the questioner is impossible.