Hi,
I have defined a simple if/else if/else rule (below):
ifExpr : 'if' LRND ifCond=rightExpr RRND ifBlock=block
('else if' LRND elifCond+=rightExpr RRND elifBlock+=block)*
('else' elseBlock=block)?
this throws the following error:
mismatched character '{' expecting 'i'
extraneous input '}' expecting 'return '
I can solve it by changing 'else if' to 'elif' - as clearly 'else if' and
'else' are confusing the lexer/parser.
However, I was hoping to have the easer-to-read 'else if'.
Can someone suggest how I can accomplish that?
I tried the syntactic predicate ('else if')=> - but that did not work.
Thank you!
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