[antlr-interest] nondeterminism problem

[Xiangmin Wang]

One solution is to grab TRUE and FALSE as IDENT, then test the string, as follows
IDENT.equals("TRUE") ==> tokenType = BOOLEAN_LITERAL and tokenValue = TRUE;
IDENT.equals("FALSE") ==> tokenType = BOOLEAN_LITERAL and tokeValue = FALSE;
else it is a IDENT token.
wxm
 
 Jack Hong <jack_xu_hong at yahoo.ca> wrote:Hi all, I get following warning messages when I run ANTLR: warning: lexical nondeterminism between rules IDENT and BOOLEAN_LITERAL uponpetal.g:0:  k==1:'F','T'
petal.g:0:  k==2:'A','R'
petal.g:0:  k==3:'L','U' related token definitions in my grammar file: BOOLEAN_LITERAL    :    "TRUE"    |    "FALSE"    ; IDENT    :    ( 'a'..'z' | 'A'..'Z' | '_') ( 'a'..'z' | 'A'..'Z' | '_' | '0'..'9')*    ;  Any idea of how to fix these two nondeterministic tokens will be greatly appreciated.  ThanksJack 
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