On 10/7/11 11:12 PM, "Jim Idle" <j...@temporal-wave.com> wrote:
> You don't need to do this. If you want the text that makes up that part of
> the tree, you can use the start and end tokens in the tree parser and
> write a few lines of java that will give you the text. Placing it in the
> tree is just duplicating it.
Hi Jim,
Hi Terence,
Actually I want only underline point I already have expressed before.
I think, that ANTLR should include such utility methods.
Users of ANTLR should not invent each time such "simple" algs.
Set of this algs can be and should be official and fixed and documented and
be consistent for all targets
Java
String JointTextOfTokens(
Token inStartToken,
Token inEndToken )
{
}
c:
pANTLR3_STRING JointTextOfTokens(
Token* inStartToken,
Token* inEndToken )
{
}
This can save many hours to users of your product.
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