I'm working with the PLSQL.g grammar present on the antlr website.
It has a production that looks like
swallow_to_semi : { ^ SEMI }+;
The parser that this generates ends up producing a series of tokens
representing everything after (say) a SELECT statement. I would rather have a
single TOKEN containing all the characters in the body of the select.
I tried variations on
SQL_BODY : { ^ SEMI }+;
but that just leads to a variety of conflicts; and a fragment rule did not end
up helping me either. I've looked in both the Antlr Book and in the Compiler
Patterns book without finding anything that seemed relevant....
Thanks,
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