private void CollectCaptures(RegexNode node, RegexOptions options)
{
switch (node.Kind)
{
case RegexKind.CaptureGrouping:
var captureGrouping = (RegexCaptureGroupingNode)node;
RecordCapture(
captureGrouping.CaptureToken,
GetGroupingSpan(captureGrouping)
);
break;
case RegexKind.BalancingGrouping:
var balancingGroup = (RegexBalancingGroupingNode)node;
RecordCapture(
balancingGroup.FirstCaptureToken,
GetGroupingSpan(balancingGroup)
);
break;
case RegexKind.ConditionalExpressionGrouping:
// Explicitly recurse into conditionalGrouping.Grouping. That grouping
// itself does not create a capture group, but nested groupings inside of it
// will.
var conditionalGrouping = (RegexConditionalExpressionGroupingNode)node;
RecurseIntoChildren(conditionalGrouping.Grouping, options);
CollectCaptures(conditionalGrouping.Result, options);
return;
case RegexKind.SimpleGrouping:
RecordSimpleGroupingCapture((RegexSimpleGroupingNode)node, options);
break;
case RegexKind.NestedOptionsGrouping:
// When we see (?opts:...)
// Recurse explicitly, setting the new options as we process the inner expression.
// When this pops out we'll be back to these options we're currently at now.
var nestedOptions = (RegexNestedOptionsGroupingNode)node;
CollectCaptures(
nestedOptions.Expression,
GetNewOptionsFromToken(options, nestedOptions.OptionsToken)
);
return;
}
RecurseIntoChildren(node, options);
}
private void RecurseIntoChildren(RegexNode node, RegexOptions options)
{
foreach (var child in node)
{
if (child.IsNode)
{
// When we see a SimpleOptionsGroup ```(?opts)``` then determine what the options will
// be for successive nodes in the sequence.
var childNode = child.Node;
if (childNode is RegexSimpleOptionsGroupingNode simpleOptions)
{
options = GetNewOptionsFromToken(options, simpleOptions.OptionsToken);
}
CollectCaptures(child.Node, options);
}
}
}
