Hi,
I have written a grammar file in antlr to generate a parser and a lexer. I
want to use them to read a .dp file, get the data from tokens and then store
the data in objects. In that way I could use the data in the objects to
generate a data file. Some of the data in the objects will be reused
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I have a SQL parser that is working fine with standard ASCII
characters but if I try and insert data containing international
characters such as:
"INSERT INTO customer (username, password, title, first_name,
last_name, addr_line1, addr_line2, addr_city, addr_state, country_id)
VALUES (''us
Jim,
Thanks. I've attempted to use the UCS input stream with this code:
SymbolTable* SQLParser::parse(std::string sql) {
std::wstring wsql(sql.begin(), sql.end());
const wchar_t *wsqlchars = wsql.c_str();
input = antlr3NewUCS2StringInPlaceStream((pANTLR3_UIN
Hello, all! I have just downloaded the Java 1.6 grammar from the ANTLR
site in hopes of performing some modifications for research purposes. I
am new to ANTLR, so the customary apologies for any silly queries
applies. :) My issue is that the Java.g file provided on antlr.org
contains the f
Hi,
is it possible to pass an option to Antlr to tell him where to
generate the .tokens files? Currently, they are put along with the
java files. I would like to change that.
Thank you
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hi there,
are there any complex examples of tree walkers emitting stringtemplates?
What I want to do is to generate C++ header and implementation files
with forward declarations etc
This means that names might show up in multiple places in the resulting files.
here is a small example:
walker:
On Jun 16, 2009, at 9:59 AM, Arnulf Heller wrote:
> hi there,
>
> are there any complex examples of tree walkers emitting
> stringtemplates?
The source of antlr itself :)
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> The following grammar compiles fine under ANTLR 3.1.3 except if you use
> the -debug option, in which case it throws an exception during generation.
> Exception trace follows.
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> The culprit line is:
> message: unhSegment bgmSegment segment+ linLoop untSegment -> ^(MESSAGE
> unhSegment bgmSegm
Andy,
I think your likely issues are:
1) as mentioned earlier the length you are passing in is in bytes and
the stream needs number of 16 bit chars ;
2) the encoding isn't what you think it is and the 16 bit characters
are whacked enough to blow your lexer. Make sure you have a catch all
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Hi All
I am facing an issue while parsing the last character of my input.
Even if i give an invalid character at the last the parser is not throwing
the exception.
The below is my grammar :-
// ***
grammar test;
globalnumber : phonedigit (NEWLINE)* ;
phonedi
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