Hi,

Suppose I have a very simple grammar:

line:   x;

x       :       STRING+;

fragment BACKSLASH
        :       '\\';

NOTA:   BACKSLASH A;

A       :       'a';

STRING
        :       (~(A)|NOTA)+;

Now I want x to be able to match any sequence which doesn't have "a"
in it, including sequences which have "\a". This works for the most
part except when I try and match just "\a", at which point I get a
MismatchTokenException (or sometimes a NoViableAltException). However,
in the ANTLRWorks IDE if I parse it using the interpreter starting
from the STRING rule, it seems to match it just fine.

Any ideas?

Cheers,
Vipul

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