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package org.sonar.markdown;

import java.util.regex.Matcher;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;

import org.sonar.channel.RegexChannel;

/**
 * Markdown treats double backtick quote (``) as indicators of code. Text wrapped with two `` and that spans on multiple lines will be wrapped with 
 * an HTML {@literal 
} tag.
 * 
 * E.g., the input:
 * 
 * ``
 * This code
 * spans on 2 lines
 * ``
 * 
* will produce: * {@literal
}{@literal}This code
 * spans on 2 lines{@literal}{@literal
} * * @since 2.14 */ class HtmlMultilineCodeChannel extends RegexChannel { private static final String NEWLINE = "(?:\\n\\r|\\r|\\n)"; private static final String LANGUAGE = "([a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9_]*+)?"; private static final String DETECTION_REGEXP = "``" + LANGUAGE + NEWLINE + "([\\s\\S]+?)" + NEWLINE + "``"; private final Matcher regexpMatcher; public HtmlMultilineCodeChannel() { super(DETECTION_REGEXP); regexpMatcher = Pattern.compile(DETECTION_REGEXP).matcher(""); } @Override protected void consume(CharSequence token, MarkdownOutput output) { regexpMatcher.reset(token); regexpMatcher.matches(); output.append(""); output.append(regexpMatcher.group(2)); output.append("
"); } }




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