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Gyanit Singh wrote:
This is an FAQ answered about 1 times on this list:
test : exp EOF;
Jim
Hi all,
I have a simple grammar
--
grammar test;
test : exp;
exp : ONE ('+' ONE)* ;
ONE : '1';
---
if
you try to parse "1+11" the parser
Hi,You shouldn't redefine EOF. It's a predefined token for end of stream. I
guess this is what you want
grammar test;
test : exp+ EOF;
exp: ONE ('+' ONE)* ';';
ONE: '1';
-shibin
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 5:46 AM, Gyanit Singh wrote:
> The problem still remains.
> -
The problem still remains.
--
grammar test;
test : (exp EOF)+;
exp: ONE ('+' ONE)* ;
ONE: '1';
EOF : ';'
---
Now I am looking for list of expression seperated by a semicolon. The
problem is checking whether parser have matched the whole token s
Hi,You could use the EOF token to match the whole input
test: exp EOF;
-shibin
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 5:29 AM, Gyanit Singh wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a simple grammar
> --
> grammar test;
> test : exp;
> exp: ONE ('+' ONE)* ;
> ONE: '1';
>
Hi all,
I have a simple grammar
--
grammar test;
test : exp;
exp: ONE ('+' ONE)* ;
ONE: '1';
---
if you try to parse "1+11" the parser matches test and expr to "1+1" and
ignores the last "1". Is there a way to throw an exception when this
happen
Andy Grove wrote:
Hi Jim,
I am hitting some errors which seem to be related to the UCS2
input stream attempting to read past the end of my UTF-16 input data.
This is the error I am seeing in one of my tests:
-memory-(1) : error
9 : Extraneous token, at offset 58
near [
Hi Jim,
I am hitting some errors which seem to be related to the UCS2 input
stream attempting to read past the end of my UTF-16 input data. This
is the error I am seeing in one of my tests:
-memory-(1) : error 9 : Extraneous token, at offset 58
near [
: Extraneous input - expected
L|CENSED P|LLS 0NL|NE
THE UPPER PART OF THE BODY
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I have a grammar file in which a text file structure and a complete logic
(basic like with if-then-else etc) is described in.
Because of it's complexity, I would like to extract a separate grammar for
"logic". So I want one grammar for the file (header, footer...) and an
additional grammar for
You are given it automatically if there is an expected list that can be
calculated. You just need to implement your own displayRecognitionError
and pick up the expected field in the exception, it will be a token for
some exceptions, and bitmap for others and not available for others.
The defaul
I've tried your code with simple grammar. It's exactly what I need. Thank
you
On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 9:38 AM, Elnur Cabarov wrote:
> Thanks a lot to you all. I didn't expect so much help :)
>
> Normally end-users wouldn't be writing grammars -- grammar writing
>> is a complicated business. :)
>
Hi,
I was wondering whether it is possible to get a list of expected
(possible) tokens at a NoViableAltException.
Consider this small example grammar:
grammar NoViableAltGrammar;
statement
:statementA
| statementB
;
Bugs fixed:
- Outline b0rked
- gUnit editor/eclipse hangs
- Invalid outline in ST editor
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