I'm using ST4.04 and this works for me.
I think you want the stringtemplate-inter...@antlr.org mailinglist though.
Regards, Ben
2011/9/5 Mark javam...@gmail.com
Hiya All.
In ST 3 you could point to a directory of templates and then retrieve
a templatre instance by it's name via it's name.
: ( ' '
| '\t'
| '\r'
| '\n'
)
;
Input: Ben Corne , An antlr FAN
Parse tree should look like this:
authors
| 'Ben Corne'
| WS
| ','
| WS
| 'An antlr FAN'
Instead I get one that doesn't seem to gather
=(~KEYWORD*)
;
KEYWORD
: ( 'A'..'Z' | 'a'..'z' ) ':'
;
do some magic to rewrite foo: x bar: y into foo:bar:(x,y);
2) Run the regular language grammar over the modified input from the first
pass.
Kind Regards
Ben Corne.
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Hello
Do I really need to make LKU in the example below a normal token rule or is
there a way to get this to work for the input 'foo;' not using literals
inside the parser rule or real tokens.
grammar Foo;
program
: (LKU NAME ';')+
;
fragment LKU
: ''
;
NAME
:
Hi
I'm trying to create a rule looking like this:
==
statement
: ( docs+=documentation )*
( def=definition - ^(AGSTATEMENT $docs $def)
| tdef=typedefinition - ^(AGSTATEMENT $docs $tdef)
| imp=imports - ^(AGSTATEMENT $docs $imp)
// TODO: (variable EQL) =
Hi
Below an example of me trying to use fragment lexer rules to use in rewrite
rules. But when I try this out in the interpreter:
- 'test bar', with a fragment rule AGTEST conflicting with reading 'test',
doesn't parse
- 'foo bar', where no fragmented rule conflicts with reading input, parses
I
] On Behalf Of Ben Corne
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To: antlr-interest@antlr.org
Subject: Re: [antlr-interest] Source code level of ANTLRWorks
Here's a screenshot of my antlrworks preferences page + javac info
http://igor.rave.org/antlrjavac.png
I don't see the option where
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boun...@antlr.org] On Behalf Of Ben Corne
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To: antlr-interest@antlr.org
Subject: [antlr-interest] Source code level of ANTLRWorks
Hi
Is there a way to set the source code level of antlrworks?
I've checked the preferences pane
)
[15:47:58] StackString paraphrase = new StackString();
[15:47:58] ^^
[15:47:58] Syntax error, parameterized types are only available if source
level is 1.5
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Ben Corne
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I have an antlr2 gramatica which I'm converting to antlr3.
Multiple rules make use of the folowing construct:
someRule
: ! otherexpressions
| ! more
| ...
What is the meaning of ! at the start of a branch? Scrape the entire branch
when building an AST?
Regards
Ben Corne
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Hello
Attached is my grammar file.
When running antlr over it (with antlridev3 eclipse plugin), it states the
following error:
ANTLR Parser Generator 3.3 Nov 30, 2010 12:50:56.
Using project classpath: Yes.
Grammar: /home/bcorne/ATDOC/Documenter/grammar/Documentation.g
warning(149):
I just found out you cannot use ! within lexer rules. It works now.
2011/4/6 Ben Corne ben.co...@gmail.com
Hello
Attached is my grammar file.
When running antlr over it (with antlridev3 eclipse plugin), it states the
following error:
ANTLR Parser Generator 3.3 Nov 30, 2010 12:50:56
Hello
I'm trying to parse the examplary lines:
example1: //@author Ben Corne
example2: //@ this is an example docstring
However, when running this in the interpreter window on example 1 or 2, it
always seems to cut off the last last part of the letters in the resulting
tree:
http://igor.rave.org
I want to create a documentation tool for some language, this involves
introducing new syntax which can be ignored by the normal parser, but is
taken into account when feeding a program to the documenter-parser.
Here's where I started off with: (the language itself is added after I get
the
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