I had already many problems with understanding, how ambiguous tokens can be handled elegantly (or somehow at all) in JavaCC. Let\'s take this example:
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I need to build a component which would take a few XML documents in input and check the following kind of rules:
I have added the new token RATIONAL that recognises rational numbers on my JavaCC parser. How can I update the output part of the program to print the numeric value of the rational number?
How does one create a \'Rational\' token in javacc that takes a rational number and calculates its value. Foe example \'2/5\' value =0.4. I know how to write a regex for this, but don\'t know, and hav
I need to print the token that was matched by javacc, but I don\'t know how to \"store it\". Let\'s say my token definition is:
Using javacc can I push some new chara开发者_如何学编程cters in front of the inputstream ? for example let\'s say that my parser parses the following syntax:
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Just started with JavaCC. But I have a strange behaviour with it. I want to verify input int the form of tokens (letters and numbers) wich are concatenated with signs (+, -, /) and wich can contain pa
I am refactoring a project which uses javaCC to create a proprietary language parser during compile time. Due to the fact that different variations of languages can exist at the same time, it has been
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