I can't see how to create custom constructors for delegate grammars that are part of a composite grammars. On the surface it appears that I need to use the '@members' block in the delegate grammar to create the custom constructor. However, this breaks when the delegate grammar is used by multiple root grammars since the generated class name is a combination of the two grammars. Any suggestions? thanks.
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