Question

I've got the DTD for OFX 1.03 (their latest version despite having developed and released 1.60, but I digress...)

I would like to use regex to have groups that split an entity, element, other tags into its parts for further processing such that I would take a tag like this:

<!ENTITY % ACCTTOMACRO "(BANKACCTTO | CCACCTTO | INVACCTTO)">

And create an object like this

new EntityTag { string Name = "%ACCTTOMACRO"; string[] ChildTypes = new string[] {"BANKACCTTO", "CCACCTTO", "INVACCTTO"}};

I've got a regular expression that looks like this:

Regex re = new Regex(@"<!(\b)+([\s\S])?[^>]+>");  

Admittedly, I'm new to regex, so I've done good so far getting this which gives me a match collection over the DTD for each tag without comments.

I would like to leverage grouping to facilitate creation of the previously mentioned object.

If I'm on the totally wrong path, please instruct me, however if you do download this document, I think you may find its not standard. (Visual studio throws up some red flags with the way this document is formatted)

I don't expect anyone to go to the trouble, but for the curious here is the link to download the specs.

Was it helpful?

Solution

It looks like they've got schema available as well. Why not download the schema instead and parse that with an XML parser (for instance, LINQ-to-XML)?

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