Dear all
##### grammar #####
grammar Demo;
main : ONE* ;
ONE : '1' {System.out.print("(1) ");} ;
A : 'a' {System.out.print("(a) ");} ;
WS : ' ' {$channel=HIDDEN;} ;
##### code #####
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
DemoLexer lexer = new DemoLexer(new ANTLRStringStream("a 1 1"));
DemoParser parser = new DemoParser(new CommonTokenStream(lexer));
parser.main();
System.out.println("Lexer: " + lexer.getNumberOfSyntaxErrors());
System.out.println("Parser: " + parser.getNumberOfSyntaxErrors());
}
Working with antlr-3.3-complete.jar and libantlr3c-3.3-SNAPSHOT.tar.gz,
for the input "a 1 1" I get:
- Java target: (a), Lexer: 0, Parser: 0
- C target: (1) (1), Lexer: 0, Parser: 0
Am I doing something undefined here? I'm surprised that the two targets
produce a different result. I would expect an error since the input
seems unmatchable to me.
If I change "main" to
main : ONE* EOF ;
I get:
- Java target: (a) (1), Lexer: 0, Parser: 1
-> With the warning: line 1:0 missing EOF at 'a'
- C target: (1) (1), Lexer: 0, Parser: 0
Questions:
- How do I recognize if an input did not match my grammar?
- Which of the targets is doing it right? None, only one or both?
In my real project I have something very similar but with completely
different behavior. The Java target tells me "no viable alternative at
input" and gives me a parser error. The C target just segfaults :-/
So I'm really interested how to do that right.
Thanks
Marco
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