Hello. My grammar processes a "program," which consists of individual "statements." Those statements are just semicolon-delimited expressions. I'm storing all of the statements in a string and using the corresponding string as input to ANTLR. So far, so good. But I need to check the content of each individual statement to see if the IDs in it are in a symbol table or not. Is it possible, from an input point of view, to send ANTLR a series of statements, one at a time? I'm thinking here about the ANTLRStringStream, not the rule to run. Do I have to create a new ANTLRStringStream and corresponding lexer each time I feed it a new statement, or can the ANTLRStringStream be reset to a new input string?
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