Hi William,
IDENTIFIER is the collection of names used for functions, procedures,
variables etc. It is defined like:
IDENTIFIER : LETTER (LETTER|'0'..'9')* ;
fragment LETTER : 'A'..'Z' | 'a'..'z' | '_' ;
And this way, 'data' falls into this category.
But then I add a rule to match 'pragma data':
pragma : 'pragma'^ (
...
| ( 'data' constant '-' constant (',' constant '-' constant)* )
...
)
;
It uses the constant 'data' to match and this becomes a token on it's
own (either implicit or explicit). As a result of this, 'data' does
not match the category 'IDENTIFIER' any more.
I tried to change 'data' into 'd' 'a' 't' 'a', but at that point, it
does not match any more on the pragma statement and I don't understand
why.
Maybe I should replace all words like 'data' with their separate
letters. If that does not work, I am out of options and will search a
mailing list for help ;)
Joep
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