for now, you'd have to modify the Java.stg template.
Ter
On Dec 29, 2009, at 1:00 PM, Yi Wei wrote:
> hi,
>
> I was using Antlr-3.1 to build a small language and the lexer and
> parser
> Antlr generated contained some warnings such as never used local
> variables
> or never used imported classes. So I decided to use the
> @SuppressWarnings() construct to suppress all these warnings. But I
> had
> difficulty finding a place in the grammar file to add this
> construct. I
> tried to add them in the @header {} block, but the @SuppressWarnings()
> will appear right after the package header in the generated parser and
> causes a syntax error. If I added the construct in the @members {}
> block,
> the construct doesn't have any effect. Actually, the construct
> should be
> added after the imports but before the class declarations. Is there
> a way
> in Antlr so that I can insert this construct to the right place?
> Thank you
> very much!
>
> Regards,
> Yi
>
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