I\'m trying to pre-process some dialog files from a old game -- Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines if you\'re curious -- to insert some code on a specific place on some data files.
I have a problem parsing integer &am开发者_高级运维p; hex numbers. I want to parse C++ enums with the following rules:
I am trying to create a grammar that accepts two ranges of integer: intege开发者_如何学Pythonr1 from 1 to 10000
I have a grammar which parses dot notion expressions like this: a.b.c memberExpression returns [Expression value]
Antlr3 produces the following output to System.out, while doing everything else correctly: line 0:0 null
Consider this short SmallC program: #include \"lib\" main() { int bob; } My ANTLR grammar picks it up fine if I specify, in ANTLWorks and when using the Interpreter, line endings -> \"Mac (CR)\". I
For a while now I am intrigued by开发者_C百科 the fact that ANTLR isn\'t capable of parsing the following context free grammar rule:S → \'x\' S \'x\' | \'x\'.
I have the following grammar (i\'m showing only the important sectons) packageDeclaration :PACKAGE qualifiedIdentifier SEMI -> ^(PACKAGE qualifiedIdentifier+)
I took a dummy language for example: It simply accepts one or more \'!\'. its l开发者_Python百科exer and grammar rules are:
I am trying to remote debug a grammar that has C as target. AntlrWorks connects to the parser fine but then it just runs it to the end. I
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