2009/9/30 Jim Idle <[email protected]>
> On 09/30/2009 02:47 AM, Luca Li Greci wrote:
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> You said that when the grammar is under src/main/antlr3* *the maven plugin
> automatically picks up all grammar defined under any subdirectories (such
> as org/mycompany/myproduct) so that the maven parameters include, lib, and
> the @parser::header {package org.mycompany.myproduct;}
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>
> You still need the package in the @headers for each .g file.
>
> Jim
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Hi Jim,
I'm going to refactor my project to use what we discuss.
Reading the documentation I can see that the src/main/antlr3/imports is used
to collect all the additional grammars, I assume that this happens when a
grammar is divided in several imported grammars.
Do I need to use @parser::header {package org.mycompany.myproduct;} for all
of grammars in src/main/antlr3/imports ?
If I don't need to do this could, then it could explain the weird java
classes I saw generated, and I could split up my grammar in 5 "blocks".
Thank you very much for helping me!
Luca
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