[antlr-interest] Problems with token class-type override feature (with C# codegen)
Ric Klaren
klaren at cs.utwente.nl
Tue Jul 30 02:17:32 PDT 2002
Hi,
On Sat, Jul 27, 2002 at 08:32:38AM -0000, micheal_jor wrote:
> While exploring the idea of custom AST classes, I noticed that the
> feature is supposed to that allow me to specify alternative AST
> classes on a per-token basis isn't working.
If you started with the java codegen as basepoint for c# then this does not
surprise me :)
> I specified the following in my grammar but in the generated code the
> default AST class type is still used for all nodes. There is no
> reference to the specified class type at all.
>
> tokens
> {
> LOCK_STMT<AST=LockStatement>;
> }
>
> I though it might be related to the fact that I use manual
> treebuilding commands such as:
> ..
> { ## = #( [LOCK_STMT, "LOCK_STMT"], ##); }
> ..
The automatic ones work (mostly) the manual syntax you use is broken. The
interface between action.g and the rest of antlr is quite flawed and even
my solution is a hack at most. (at least the interface between
codegenerator and action.g, the factory is the right thing I think)
> This is with C#. Does this feature work at all?. If it does, can
> anyone give me a quick pointer to what I should look out for in
> fixing the C# codegen pls (it needs an update soon anyways methinks).
Look at 2.7.2a's C++ codegenerator and action.g interface. I'm now at home
having a week off so I don't have sources handy enough to elaborate on
this. :( Next week when I get back I can give some more info if needed
(remind me though :) ).
If you do a search on action.g then you'll probably turn up a few of my
rants as well on what's broken in the interface.
Ric
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