[il-antlr-interest: 26366] Re: [antlr-interest] How to make a syntactic predicate exit a rule completely

Dear Jim, I agree with you. I am on what I believe to be the last "hurdle" of my grammar: (simplified) grammar conjunctive;//using ANTLRWorks englishSentence : (adverbPhrase ','?)* simpleSentence; adverbPhrase: 'con' simpleSentence | prepPhr; simpleSentence : nounPhra

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[il-antlr-interest: 26368] Re: [antlr-interest] Which ve rsion do I need for a CSharp target and VS 2008

> Johannes, > > Is there some trick to getting the CSharp2 runtime to behave like Java in > error recovery/detection? The MissingToken and extraneous token stuff is > never called because the Mismatch() routine is commented out in the runtime. > So basically all you ever get is an NVA, whereas Ja

[il-antlr-interest: 26369] Re: [antlr-interest] Semantic predicates

Yes, I alluded to that in another thread, "How to make a syntactic predicate exit a rule completely". I am a beginner in this area, but I think that what you said is true of syntactic predicates as well. I think it would make ANTLR more powerful, if this feature existed (of not matching a rule if a

[il-antlr-interest: 26370] Re: [antlr-interest] Which version do I need for a CSharp targetand VS 2008

I didn't even notice. :) Also, feel free to prod any time you don't get an answer. I don't take offense - my day to day is pretty crazy since I'm a grad student so things slip around all the time. If you don't want to prod on the list, you can always send me messages directly. -Original Mess

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[il-antlr-interest: 26372] [antlr-interest] Status of the CSharp3 target and my C# ports of ANTLR and StringTemplate

Hi everyone, Here's a status update that I know many people are asking for. For each portion, I'll talk about the status of the code in Perforce. At the end, I'll talk about the status of the posted binaries. Basic Status StringTemplate and the ANTLR Tool: Up-to-date with the Java versi

[il-antlr-interest: 26374] [antlr-interest] Combining multiple tokens

I have two parser rules in my grammar where I am trying to wrap the complete, concatenated text of a series of tokens into a single token for a tree grammar. The rules look like this: *#1:* cell : (~(VBAR|EOL))* ; in this case I would like to write something like this: cell : (~(VBAR|EOL))* ->

[il-antlr-interest: 26375] [antlr-interest] [c target] memory leaks during error recovery

Good day, I have the rule myRule[returns Type1 res] : rule1, rule2, rule3, rule4... ruleN { res = f($rule1, $rule2,..., , $ruleN) } ; it's all ok. BUT if ruleN will fire exception, rule1, rule2.. rule(N-1) subtrees will be forgotten!!! How can I manage such situations?? can you write me right

[il-antlr-interest: 26376] Re: [antlr-interest] Combining multiple tokens

I'm not entirely sure I understand the particulars of what you're trying to do but... At 10/18/2009 05:01 PM, Jeffrey Cameron wrote: > > I have two parser rules in my grammar where I am trying to wrap the complete, > concatenated text of a series of tokens into a single token for a tree > grammar

[il-antlr-interest: /] Re: [antlr-interest] How to make a syntactic predicate exit a rule completely

Dear Jim, I've solved it! I did so as follows: (simplified) grammar conjunctive;//using ANTLRWorks englishSentence : (adverbPhrase ','?)* simpleSentence; adverbPhrase: 'con' simpleSentence | prepPhr; simpleSentence : nounPhrase verbPhrase; no