Hi Johannes,
> The problem lies in the fact the for current state of the CSharp2 target I
> didn't release any binaries because of a bug which kills the execution of an
> example grammar. I'm currently backporting the CSharp3 runtime to isolate if
> the error is in the runtime or in the templates for the code generation. In
> the meantime use CSharp3 instead.
Thanks! I tried the CSharp3 target but I seem to get some basic
syntactical errors:
> PHPParser\PhpLexer.cs(4996,6): error CS1009: Unrecognized escape sequence
When I look at that line it's got some clear problems with how it's
escaping characters:
> const string DFA4_eotS = "\3\uffff\1\7\5\uffff\1\7";
Which in CSharp2 is generated (correctly) as:
const string DFA4_eotS = "\x03\uffff\x01\x07\x05\uffff\x01\x07";
This was generated using antlr 3.1.3. I tried generating with the
latest version but got even more errors of a different kind:
> error CS0308: The non-generic type 'Antlr.Runtime.ParserRuleReturnScope'
> cannot be used with type arguments
at this line of code:
> public class prog_return : ParserRuleReturnScope<IToken>,
> IAstRuleReturnScope<CommonTree>
Is there a particular ANTLR version / ANTLR runtime version that I
should use with these? (in all cases here I'm using the DLLs from the
latest ANTLR-3.3, not sure if that's the right thing to do here
either).
> Sorry for the less-than-ideal situation. :(
Not at all - I appreciate your efforts to do it in the first place!
Cheers,
Simon
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