Gerald rightly observed that...
>Given that ST tends to preserve whitespace, the least change rule
>would be to preserve any whitespace immediately prior to the <\\>
... and also the whitespace preceding the <\\> is easy to see. So this indeed
seems to satisfy the issue of how to specify whit
Gustaf Johansson wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a global hashmap that i want to initialize in the constructor.
If you declare an instance field with an initializer, or use a
'static {...}' block, Java will effectively copy that initializer or
block into all constructors.
For example:
@parser::membe
At 14:54 11/07/2009, Ha Luong wrote:
>q1_1a_bk
> (time_phrase)?
> {
> System.out.println($prep_time.text);
> }
> '\?';
>
>time_phrase
> :prep_time time;
You can either use a scope or return values for this. Here's an
example for using return values:
q1_1a_
Hi all,
I couldn't get the inner ${identifier}.text, and the grammar as follow:
q1_1a_bk
(time_phrase)?
{
System.out.println($prep_time.text);
}
'\?';
time_phrase
:prep_time time;
prep_time :
'trong' |
'sau';
time: ('n\\u0103m')? Decima
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At 08:28 11/07/2009, Sylvain, Gregory [USA] wrote:
>I'm suspecting that it may be the way gunit is handling multiple
>newlines? The grammar defines a EOL as follows:
>
>EOL : ( CRCRLF | CRLF | LF ) ;
>fragment CRCRLF : '\r\r\n' ;
>fragment CRLF : '\r\n' ;
>fragment LF : '\n' ;
I don't
Hi Guys, yep, I believe that it should consume from <\\> to the next
non-whitespace character as if none of that existed.
Ter
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Seeing that no one had a reply to my earlier query, I assume something got lost
in the message or I am just being stupid.
I like to assume the former :-)
I have been able to unit test the lexer, but the parser is giving me problems.
Like I said, I am able to run the exact same text strings
At 12:49 PM 7/10/2009, Graham Wideman wrote:
>Hi Ter,
>
>At 7/10/2009 11:42 AM, Terence Parr wrote:
> >Hi Graham, yep, i wonder if we need both "ignore newline" and "ignore
> >newline and indentation". Actually, Ignore \n without ignoring
> >whitespace doesn't make any sense because without a \n
Hi Ter,
At 7/10/2009 11:42 AM, Terence Parr wrote:
>Hi Graham, yep, i wonder if we need both "ignore newline" and "ignore
>newline and indentation". Actually, Ignore \n without ignoring
>whitespace doesn't make any sense because without a \n there is no
>indentation ;)
>I think <\\> should
Hi Graham, yep, i wonder if we need both "ignore newline" and "ignore
newline and indentation". Actually, Ignore \n without ignoring
whitespace doesn't make any sense because without a \n there is no
indentation ;)
I think <\\> should work just fine and would be very helpful.
Ter
On Jul
On Jul 9, 2009, at 7:14 PM, Loring Craymer wrote:
>
> Hmm--could you make this "either output a \ or escape a newline" for
> <\\>? The lack of a way to output a \ from ST is annoying and
> escaping newlines is rather minimal functionality for a lexeme.
Doesn't \ work outside of template ex
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Hi,
I was wondering if I could get some help with a question concerning using some
of the C runtime structures. I am curious how you would for example use the
ANTLRxxz functions and structures to parse from something like a std::string.
Thanks in advance,
Carter.
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My problem is nearly solved, I just got one little problem left with tree
construction. External file can now be parsed based on the import
directive(s).
*modules:module*
-> ^( module );
module: 'module' moduleId ( imprt | site | function )* 'end'
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At 08:50 10/07/2009, Natan wrote:
>STRING
>:'"' ( '\"' | ~('"') )* '"';
ANTLR parses backslashes as escape sequences. So you really
should be using this instead:
STRING
: '"' ( '\\' '"' | ~'"' )* '"'
;
>I am aware that the debug and interpreter trees are not the
same,
>and
Hello,
I have a global hashmap that i want to initialize in the constructor.
Currently i use a null check upon usage and initalize if null, but
this seems like a performance waste when the constructor could be
used.
I tried the @init and have checked the book but im unable to find any
reference
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