thanks for your reply!
But, there's no throws in original recover method:
public void recover(IntStream input, RecognitionException re)
Thus, I can't throw an exception in overriding recover method. :-)
Thanks a lot!
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Hi all,
Been away from work ill for a while, and now returning to my ASN.1 project.
I'm having another hoisting issue. I have the following rule:
fixedTypeValueFieldSpec
: IOLCID t=typeOrClass
({!($t.obj)}? UNIQUE
|)
( {!($t.obj)}? valueOptionalSpec
| {$t.obj}? objectOpti
Thanks, Gavin!
Your comments have got me on the right track, I think. Also, the
Island grammar in the examples is the sort of thing I was hoping for.
I'd scanned the example input for it but hadn't noticed the dual
nature. I'd just seen a C-like language with some comments. I should
have looked a
