Your code is copying the wrong thing. That example was about parsing:
with X
.y
end with
Your code is also wrong as it should really be:
qid : ^(DOT qid qid?) // Second is only optional if supporting with x { .y
}
| ID
;
Finally, it is unlikely to just be ID that qualifies, usually any
expression can do it.
Jim
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> Subject: [antlr-interest] (qid) Qualified Identifiers
>
> I am creating qualified identifiers and saw the message
> http://markmail.org/message/to72c6jlem5zcrjk
>
> parser grammar
>
> qid : ID (DOT^ ID)* ;
>
> and tree grammar
>
> qid : ^(DOT qid)
> | ID ;
>
> but to get the AST parse to work for my tree grammar required
>
> qid : ^(DOT qid ID) note ID added after quid
> | ID ;
>
> Was the example a typo or is my code wrong?
>
> Thanks
>
> Eric
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