Hi all
The following grammar compiles with ANTLRWorks 1.2.3 but when I debug it
with "1+2+3" it generates a Parse Tree with the following elements:
root->statement->MissingTokenException.
In the file SimplePlusGrammar.g:
grammar SimplePlusGrammar;
statement : INTEGER (PLUS INTEGER)*;
PLUS : '+';
DIGIT : ('0'..'9');
INTEGER : DIGIT+;
- Can you explain what is missing in the grammar to generate a valid
Parse Tree out of "1+2+3"
- In many examples so far I have seen Java Code inside the *.g file. Is
it possible to have only the grammar definition in the *.g file so that it
can be used by different programming languages
I'm posting my questions here because I haven't found a forum or something
similar where I can put them.
Kind regards
Simon Gubler
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