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Let's look at the code directly. please kindly advise if you have any shortcomings ..

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  (?> \ W +) # tag name (? P # single attribute sub-group (?> \ S +) # front blank (? P \ w +) # attribute name = # value assignment symbol (? P
  
   
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") # Read the quotation marks (? P # value processing sub-group (? : # Decomposition of values: 1) part of an even number of escape characters; 2) single escape character + quotation marks or non-currently used quotation marks (? P
     
      
(?> (? : \) *) # Consumes an even number of escape characters (? P
      
       
# Processing of non-escape characters \\\\(? P = quote) | (? (5) [^ '] | [^ "]) # Here, a branch is used. one side is an escape character + quotation mark, and the other side is a condition matching non-current quotation mark character )) * # Group the value for 0 or multiple times )(? P = quote) # enclosed by quotation marks) * # Duplicate attributes \ s * # trailing blank \/?> # Tag closure processing (the focus here is on the processing of attribute values, so there is no)/Xeot; # Example input $ content1 = <eot God of War Ah Republican> eot; $ content2 = <eot God of War Ah Republic "> eot; echo $ pattern. chr (10); preg_match ($ pattern, $ content1, $ matches); print_r ($ matches); preg_match ($ pattern, $ content2, $ matches ); print_r ($ matches );
      
     
    
   
  

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No one left you. I will support it.
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Well, the lgg201 is generally dry ....

Wait for the test to be available. do not find a bug ....
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Yeah!

$ Content1 = <eot

Eot;

This is missing
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Warning: preg_match () [function. preg-match]: Unknown modifier 't'in ....
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Building separation line
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Well, this cannot be broken through ....

Frankly speaking, I have not understood this regular expression yet. if you are free, I will study it ~~
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To lgg201.


Can you briefly describe the situation where you need such a match?