Hi, I'm currently working with the Java 1.6 grammar available on antlr website (not the tree grammar) and I need to detect method calls in my code (probably in the identifierSuffix rule). Since parameter passing doesn't work very well with predicates, I thought following the advice of using a dynamic scope high enough in the hierarchy to pass contextual information between an arbitrary rule (say methodDeclaration) and identifierSuffix; but how can I be certain that the scope defined in methodDeclaration is available to identifierSuffix? What happens if identifierSuffix is called from another rule and the scope is not available?
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