If I understood well, the lexer will check for all tokens (NAME and VALUE)
even if I tell him to look only for VALUE. That look like weird ^^'
I'm a little confused about tokens... Your answer is very clear : I have not
to do such low level validation because, with the context, I can tell
exactly where the error is in the tree parser.
At this point of view, I should make an only token that match all other
tokens :
TOKEN : ('a'..'z'|'A'..'Z'|'0'..'9')+
What can of tokens (expressions, conditions, etc...) I can use to correctly
distinguish them ?
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