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Given a simplified regex, output all (possibly infinitely many) strings that it fully matches.
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import string | |
alphanumerics = string.ascii_letters + string.digits | |
inf = float("inf") | |
def parse(regex): | |
segments = [] | |
regex += " " | |
for i, char in enumerate(regex): | |
if char in alphanumerics: | |
repetition_operator = regex[i+1] if regex[i+1] not in alphanumerics else " " | |
lower_bound = 0 if repetition_operator in "*?" else 1 | |
upper_bound = inf if repetition_operator in "*+" else 1 | |
segments.append((char, lower_bound, upper_bound)) | |
else: | |
continue | |
return segments | |
def generate(regex_segments, length): | |
char, lower, upper = regex_segments[0] | |
if len(regex_segments) == 1: | |
if lower <= length <= upper: | |
yield char * length | |
else: | |
for first_count in range(length + 1): | |
if lower <= first_count <= upper: | |
for remainder in generate(regex_segments[1:], length - first_count): | |
yield char * first_count + remainder | |
def generate_all(regex_segments): | |
length = 0 | |
while True: | |
for result in generate(regex_segments, length): | |
yield result | |
length += 1 | |
if __name__ == "__main__": | |
test = parse("ab?c+d*") | |
print(test) | |
for match in generate_all(test): | |
print(match) |
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