[antlr-interest] Q re disambiguating tokens
Gerald B. Rosenberg
gbr at newtechlaw.com
Sat May 28 12:29:55 PDT 2005
Cannot seem to find the way of distinguishing lexer tokens defined by
different strings.
Given a lexer spec:
options
{
k = 10;
filter = false;
}
ABBREV:
( "rangle"
| "langle"
)
;
WORDS:
( '\41'..'\377' )+
;
WS: -- standard definition -- ;
If the lexer input text stream contains the word 'ranges', I get a lexer
exception of expecting 'l', found 'e'
If I set filter=true, I get a WORDS token containing only the string "s",
which is the unconsumed part of the input stream.
My desired output is a WORDS token containing "ranges".
Is there a way to get the lexer to compare against entire token strings;
that is, to do a look ahead on the input stream?
Thanks.
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