rich_newick_string : semicolon_terminated_string {
stack.pushRichNewickString($semicolon_terminated_string.text); };
semicolon_terminated_string
: (.*';') ;
On 9/6/11 5:44 PM, "Dejas Ninethousand" wrote:
>I have the following production in my ANTLR grammar:
>
>rich_newick_string
>: str=(.*'
On 9/7/11 7:36 PM, "Jim Idle" wrote:
Hi Jim,
> You remember that this is all open source, freely given right?
Of course I do :-)
And I have read sources of ANTLR 3.4, be sure.
Btw, my congratulations and respect. Very high quality code.
> Generally,
> don't try and mix C++ things in with the
I for one would like to see it based off of the Netbeans Platform. I have
my own editor for an inhouse language that is built on top of Netbeans and I
use ANTLR for my lexing/parsing and the parsing loop works great.
With that aside, my biggest complaint would be the editor responsiveness
that An
On 9/7/11 7:30 PM, "Jim Idle" wrote:
Hi Jim,
> It is a C target not a C++ target, so it is raw and closer to the metal.
> It is a lot faster than the 2.7 C++ target as a result, but you have to
> dig a little.
I very hope on this btw, because ANTLR 2.7 parser, which we have used in
Valentina wa
You remember that this is all open source, freely given right? Generally,
don't try and mix C++ things in with the C. Exceptions are almost
certainly not want you want for error reporting while parsing anyway.
As I said earlier, copy the existing routine and adapt it. It does as many
things as it
It is a C target not a C++ target, so it is raw and closer to the metal.
It is a lot faster than the 2.7 C++ target as a result, but you have to
dig a little.
Starting at the C API documentation linked from the ANTLR front page,
select ANTLR3 C Usage Guide then Using the ANTLR3 C Target, then
impl
Hi Terrence,
Hi Jim,
First of all again: thank you for great job and product(s),
Please do not take below my text as complains, but mainly as explanation
where C++ developer get problems with ANTLR3 and why ...
And some suggestions how this can be may be improved.
Long letter but should be easy t
Hi Amelie,
You can find the latest version of the C# targets along with instructions
for setting up your project in Visual Studio at the following location:
http://www.antlr.org/wiki/display/ANTLR3/Antlr3CSharpReleases
Thanks,
Sam
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Hi Amelie!
I'm using the same constellation and it works fine (there is a small issue
when using StringTemplate, but you can find a workaround here:
http://antlr.1301665.n2.nabble.com/Problems-with-Tree-Grammars-outputting-Templates-in-C-td6724828.html#a6766948).
The method you are looking for is
Hello,
I'm currently working at a Project in cooperation with Thermo Fisher Scientific.
We have chosen to take ANTLR as a tool .
Right in the beginning a Problem appeared, when I try to run just a Example.
I´m working with Visual Studio 2010 and use a C# Windows Form Application where
I want to i
Found the solution!
You can retrieve comments from CommonTokenStream.
It contains all the tokens including tokens in the hidden channel.
Thanks everyone!
Jayani.
From: Jayani Withanawasam
Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2011 9:10 PM
To: antlr-interest@antlr.org.
Cc: Rajitha Jayawickrama
Hi Terrence,
Hi Jim,
Our status is:
* we have used ANTLR 2.7 C++ in our Valentina DB engine near to 10 years.
* we have start smooth steps to ANTLR3 switch more of year ago ...
always something have interrupt us.
Now we have working grammar, and tree parser grammar,
and all this is integrate
Hi Sam!
Works great now! Thank you very much!
Maik
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