Ok, I understand. But how should they, i.e. the antlr-people define
their ant-task.
I am sure, they will do if we tell them.
> Okay, I apologize. The ANTLR wiki does in fact specify the XML namespace
> you are using, but technically they should not be hijacking an org.apache
> namespace in this ma
Okay, I apologize. The ANTLR wiki does in fact specify the XML namespace
you are using, but technically they should not be hijacking an org.apache
namespace in this manner, hence my confusion. :-(
Matt
On Aug 18, 2013 5:44 PM, "Ernst Reissner" wrote:
> H,
> what I read is
> http://www.antlr.
H,
what I read is
http://www.antlr.org/wiki/display/ANTLR3/How+to+use+ant+with+ANTLR3
They suggest a test
|$ ant -diagnostics
which should show
|
|\--\-|
|ANT_HOME/lib jar listing|
|\--\-|
|ant.home: /usr/share/a
That is not the namespace of the ANTLR task; its jar may not even be set up
as an antlib as such. You'll need to consult the documentation for the task
to find out the proper way to set it up.
Matt
On Aug 18, 2013 10:48 AM, "Ernst Reissner" wrote:
> Hello Jan,
> you mean that ant-antlr3.jar is n
Hello Jan,
you mean that ant-antlr3.jar is not in place?
I have it in /usr/share/ant/lib
and even if I provide ant -lib /home/ernst/Software/jars, where it is as
well, it does not work.
Ernst
> Maybe the antlib is not on the classpath?
> For loading antlibs via namespaces from custom classpath se
