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I am writing a regular expression for parsing PHP annotations in a flexible way.
I'd like to accomplish all the goals listed above with one single expression. So I would appreciate any suggestions about the quality of it (in terms of corner cases, performance, best practices and correctness).

**PCRE expression:**

	/[\*\s]*@(?P<name>\w+[\\\w]*?)\s?
	(?P<value>
	  (?:
	    [\w\s\"\<\>\_\#\=\-\.\'\{\}:;,\*\(\)\[\]]*[^\R\*\s\/]
	  )
	  (?:\s  |  $)
	)/gsxmu


**Goals of the regular expression:**

 - List all annotations with their values
 - Values can be multi-lined and have markup (html, json or markdown)
 - The initial space + * of each line should be removed from the value
 - Many annotations can be in the same line
 - Annotation names can be namespaced

**Sample PHPDoc string:**

	/**
	 * Description
	 * 
	 * @Tag name name @annotation beee @aaf dsfsd fgdg
	 * @Tag name name {"json":"dfsf"}
	 * @Tag asdasd <html> #markdown ==markdown== __markdown__
	 * - markdown
	 * > mark 1
	.mark
	"string"
	'string'
	 * @Annotation()
	 * @Tag name name @annotation beee @aaf dsfsd fgdg <markdown> #markdown ==markdown==
	 * @a() @b("name") @c()
	 * @Annotation\Name("var1()", "var2") @n("name()_name")
	 * @Annotation(["var1", "var2"], "var3")
	 * @Annotation\Filter\Name(["var1", "var2"], "var3", {"var4": "var5"})
	 * @Annotation(
	 *	["GET", "POST"]
	   ) @Name({"name": "Tomas"})
	 * @Tag name name
	 */

Expected result:

	<?php

	array(
		[
			'name' => 'Tag',
			'value' => 'name name'
		],
		[
			'name' => 'annotation',
			'value' => 'bee'
		],
		[
			'name' => 'aaf',
			'value' => 'dsfsd fgdg'
		]
		// ... and so on... (see live example)
	);

A live demo can be found [here](https://regex101.com/r/zU1eQ5/5).