Regex in D capturing too much -


I am writing a function that is designed to take a text like this:

  %% HEADER foo bar baz %% BODY foo baz baz   

and return an array like this:

  {"foo bar baz" Keeping this in mind, I wrote the following:  
  string [2] different hedgehog (string input) {string [2] different; auto header = matchfirst (input , Regedx (r "%% header \ n ((| | | \ n) *) \ n %% body", "g"); if (header.mpt) {new parserer expiation ("no Found %% header. ");} Different from Else {[0] = header.front (); Auto BD = MatchFirst (Input, Reggae (R" %% body \ n ((| | \ n) *) "," G ")); If (bdy.empty ()) {New Parser throwing exception (" No% BDI found. ");} And (separate [1] = bdy.front ();}} Returns in;}   

However, when I try to experiment with the following input:

  "%% HEADER \ nfoo bar game \ N% body body \ nfoo first capture  "%% HEADER \ nfoo barfish \ n %% body \ , which is obviously very high. Am I using   

> Std.regex What do I want wrongly?

The first element ( front ) is a complete group, your pattern Is from the first letter to the last. After this the first time is stored, i.e. the first bracket section.

Then, instead of code> [1] instead of front . Or popFront is complete match away so that front is the first robber.

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