[dw-free] Fix regex for user-tag insertion
[commit: http://hg.dwscoalition.org/dw-free/rev/d019d0f88a75]
Fix regex for user-tag insertion
This regex was broken, it would allow you to do something like "@xb95...."
and try to treat that as a user tag. Now, the regex requires you to do
something that looks like a domain.
This also fixes the case where you refer to someone at the end of a sentence
and it would eat the period.
Patch by
mark.
Files modified:
Fix regex for user-tag insertion
This regex was broken, it would allow you to do something like "@xb95...."
and try to treat that as a user tag. Now, the regex requires you to do
something that looks like a domain.
This also fixes the case where you refer to someone at the end of a sentence
and it would eat the period.
Patch by
Files modified:
- cgi-bin/LJ/CleanHTML.pm
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diff -r eaca18a897b2 -r d019d0f88a75 cgi-bin/LJ/CleanHTML.pm
--- a/cgi-bin/LJ/CleanHTML.pm Mon Jun 18 20:49:55 2012 +0800
+++ b/cgi-bin/LJ/CleanHTML.pm Tue Jun 19 04:11:26 2012 +0000
@@ -1495,7 +1495,7 @@
return qq|\@$user.$site|;
}
};
- $$ref =~ s/(?<=\W)\@([\w\d_]+)(?:\.([\w\d\.]+))?(?=$|\W)/$usertag->($1, $2)/mge;
+ $$ref =~ s/(?<=\W)\@([\w\d_]+)((?:\.[\w\d]+)+)?(?=$|\W)/$usertag->($1, $2)/mge;
}
my $wordlength = defined $opts->{'wordlength'} ? $opts->{'wordlength'} : 40;
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