You are given a code snippet that contains a comment in both English and Chinese. Your task is to write a program that extracts the text content from the comment and outputs it. The program should be able to handle both English and Chinese comments and extract the correct content.

Write a function `extractComment(content: str) -> str` that takes in the `content` of the code snippet as a parameter and returns the text content of the comment.

**Example**

Input
```python
content = """
    /**
     * @en Polygon points
     * @zh 多边形顶点数组
"""
```

Output
```
Polygon points
多边形顶点数组
```

**Note**
- The input `content` represents a code snippet and the comment starts with `/**` and ends with `*/`.
- The comment contains two lines, the first line starts with `* @en` followed by the English text content of the comment in English (in this case, "Polygon points").
- The second line starts with `* @zh` followed by the Chinese text content of the comment in Chinese (in this case, "多边形顶点数组").
- The function should extract the English and Chinese text content from the comment and return them as a string separated by a newline character (`\n`).
user
Sure, I can write the function in Python. Here is a simple implementation:

```python
import re

def extractCommentText(content):
    pattern = r'/\*\*[\s\S]*?\*\/[\r\n]?([' "\n\r\t']+)+[\s\S]*?$'
    match = re.search(pattern, content, flags=re.DOTALL)

    if match:
        # Extract the English and Chinese text content
        english = ''.join(line for line in match.groups()[0] if line.startswith('* @en '))
        chinese = ''.join(line for line in match.groups()[0] if line.startswith('* @zh '))

        # Combine the English and Chinese text
        text = f'{english}\n{chinese}'
        return text
    else:
        return ''
```

This function uses a Regular Expression to find the comment, then parses the text content from it. It first looks for a pattern that starts with `/**`, contains any number of characters (to allow for comments with spaces in them), ends with `*/`, and is followed by one or more whitespace characters, as in your example. Then it groups by number of groups (1 in this case) using `.groups()` to extract the English or Chinese text based on its prefix ('* @en ' or '* @zh '). Finally, it groups the English and Chinese text lines into a single `text` variable using string f-string, and returns that. If it's unable to find any valid comment or English/Chinese content, then it returns an empty string.
assistant
You are given a code snippet that contains a comment in both English and Chinese. Your task is to write a program that extracts the text content from the comment and outputs it. The program should be able to handle both English and Chinese comments and extract the correct content.

Write a function `extractComment(content: str) -> str` that takes in the `content` of the code snippet as a parameter and returns the text content of the comment.

**Example**

Input
```python
content = """
    /**
     * @en Polygon points
     * @zh 多边形顶点数组
"""
```

Output
```
Polygon points
多边形顶点数组
```

**Note**
- The input `content` represents a code snippet and the comment starts with `/**` and ends with `*/`.
- The comment contains two lines, the first line starts with `* @en` followed by the English text content of the comment in English (in this case, "Polygon points").
- The second line starts with `* @zh` followed by the Chinese text content of the comment in Chinese (in this case, "多边形顶点数组").
- The function should extract the English and Chinese text content from the comment and return them as a string separated by a newline character (`\n`).
user
Sure, I can help you write a Python function to extract the English and Chinese comments from the given code snippet. Here's a simple function using regular expressions:

```python
import re

def extractComment(content):
    # Define regular expressions for English and Chinese comments
    en_pattern = r'\*\s@en\s(.*)'
    zh_pattern = r'\*\s@zh\s(.*)'

    # Use re.search to find the first match of the patterns in the content
    en_comment = re.search(en_pattern, content)
    zh_comment = re.search(zh_pattern, content)

    # If the patterns are found, return the matched groups (which are the comments) separated by a newline
    if en_comment and zh_comment:
        return en_comment.group(1) + '\n' + zh_comment.group(1)
    else:
        return "No comment found."
```

This function works by searching for the specified patterns in the `content`. The `re.search` function returns a match object if it finds a match, and `None` otherwise. The `group(1)` method is used to get the first matched group, which in this case is the text content of the comment. The function returns the English and Chinese comments separated by a newline character (`\n`), or "No comment found." if no comments are found.
assistant