[원문] - http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2008/03/parsing_tags_an.html
[Here's some quick code to parse individual tags and text elements out of an html string. It might be handy for some people, but it's also a good example of some advanced RegExp. Note that you could also do this by parsing it to XML, and traversing with E4X.
First, let's look at pulling out all of the tags:
var tags:Array = htmlText.match(/<[^<]+?>/g);
This code simply returns an array of substrings from the htmlText that match a simple regular expression. The regular expression matches any text that:
Next, let's pull out the individual text elements:
var text:Array = input.htmlText.match(/(?<=^|>)[^><]+?(?=<|$)/g);This time the RegEx pattern is a bit more complex, incorporating positive forward and backward lookarounds. A lookaround allows you to search for something before or after your main pattern that you do not want included in the result.
Here's a simple demo of the code in action:
[원문] - http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2008/03/parsing_tags_an.html
Note: The empty entry in the text list is a space that is between the tags after "HTML", and the tags before "and".
You can download the Flash CS3 FLA for the above example by clicking here.
