Petteri Räty wrote:
> The relevant stuff from a grammar:
>
> category: (alphanum|'+'|'_'|DOT) ( alphanum|'+'|'_'|DOT|'-')* {
> System.out.println($category.text); };
>
> alphanum: LOWER|UPPER|DIGIT;
>
> DOT : '.';
>
> DIGIT : '0'..'9';
> LOWER : 'a'..'z';
> UPPER : 'A'..'Z';
>
> Why does it only take the first character for category? Isn't * supposed
> to be greedy? I also tried adding options {greedy=true;} to the subrule
> but it doesn't make a difference.
>
> betelge...@pena ~/python/depend $ ATOM="app-foo" make
> java -cp <snip long cp> Main app-foo
> a
>
> Regards,
Read the 5 minute getting started stuff. YOur lexer rules for alphanum
are total conflict with the others, which should be fragments if really
want this. However, you are also confusing lexer rules with parser rules
I think. Your lexer rule should do the composite matching unless there
is some really good reason not to.
Jim
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