Here is a sample of Language embedding:
https://github.com/apache/netbeans/blob/40c25f50231290122f559a4f598624843662ee32/java/languages.antlr/src/org/netbeans/modules/languages/antlr/AntlrTokenId.java#L70
However this one only takes care of the Lexer, other features needs more
code. You can check the JSP support code as well, probably that'd be the
most prominent example of language embedding in NetBeans.
On 1/8/23 11:56, Admin Netcrystals wrote:
Hi,
I have got a question regarding the embedded language support of Netbeans.
If I write my own grammer/dsl with JavaCC and my language contains a
specific tag that marks the beginning and ending of an embedded
language, lets say Java, does Netbeans automatically take Lexer,
Parsers, CodeCompletion etc. from the embedded language?
What I found out is that there are two possibilities. The first uses
the xml file for defining the start/end tag. The second way is the
programmatical approach, I think using the Lexer class.
Does anyone of you know a short example for both strategies? Are there
any tutorials available? I would specially be interested in the xml
approach
Thanks.
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