Hi!
I'm trying to implement ruby like grammar:
def func
if x < 1<NL>
print ""
end
end
In if statement there has to be new line <NL>, otherwise I get
problems with expression rules, also ruby requires new line there.
However I want to ignore new lines in all other cases. I did something
like this with flex and bison, and solution was to make a global flag
and it would be set in bison grammar file after expression to true and
lexer would return token otherwise it would skip it. Shall I use
similar approach with antlr or is there better solution? I'm trying to
avoid any code in the grammar because I develop it with antlrworks
which works only with java code but I need to generate C code.
Thanks.
br,
Sergiy
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