Hi Joshua,
I committed another hack in this area. Could you please look at it?
The problem is when I add an alternative to fromClass (in my case it's a
collection valued path declaration, i.e. 'IN(path) id') and in a query
after the first fromClass and comma there is another fromClass with
class name matching a keyword (e.g. Order) I get a no viable alternative
exception. So, below is a hack I came up with. Can you think of a nicer
workaround?
Thanks.
fromClause
! : FROM^ fromClass ( ( COMMA! fromClass ) | ( joinType ) )*
;
--- 218,233 ----
fromClause
! : FROM^ fromClass
! ( ( COMMA!
! ( fromClass | collectionValuedPathDeclaration )
! exception
! catch [RecognitionException ex]
! {
! // alex: this is bad. if there was no viable alternative,
! // i assume it was a class name which was recognized as a
keyword.
! // so call fromClass that is supposed to take care of
resolving the conflict.
! fromClass();
! }
! ) | ( joinType ) )*
;
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