mismatchedtoken with antlr syntactic predicates
I have the following lexer rules in my grammar file:
LINE : 'F' | 'G';
RULE : (('->' ('F' | 'G')) => 'F' | 'G' )
| LINE LINE + | LINE * (ROTATE + LINE+)+ ;
fragment ROTATE : ('/' | '\\');
I'm basically trying to match productions that look like F -> F/F\F\F/F. It successfully matches stuff like the above, but I'm guessing there's a problem with my syntactic predicate, since G -> G produces a MismatchedTokenException. The predicate serves to disambiguate between single letters on the lhs of '->', which I want to be recognized as the LINE token, and those on the rh开发者_高级运维s, which should be RULEs.
Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
Note that the rule:
RULE
: (('->' ('F' | 'G')) => 'F' | 'G')
| LINE LINE +
| LINE * (ROTATE + LINE+)+
;
matches a single G
without the predicate. The rule above could be rewritten as:
RULE
: ( ('->' ('F' | 'G')) => 'F'
| 'G'
)
| LINE LINE +
| LINE * (ROTATE + LINE+)+
;
which in its turn equals:
RULE
: ('->' ('F' | 'G')) => 'F'
| 'G'
| LINE LINE +
| LINE * (ROTATE + LINE+)+
;
Perhaps you meant to do something like this:
RULE
: ('->' ('F' | 'G')) => ('F' | 'G')
| LINE LINE +
| LINE * (ROTATE + LINE+)+
;
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