[antlr-interest] Newbie Q: A token for "other" characters?

[Mark Junker]

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Loring Craymer wrote:
> All ANTLR tokens require rules to define them.  You need an EQUALS rule
> as well as the EQUALS_ESCAPE rule.

Ok, thanks ... but this problem is different from the previous one. I
just forgot to add the EQUALS rule in the example before - but this
problem is a different one and not related to the previous problem.

The reason why I such a feature would be nice is that I want to
implement a syntax where the user may use non-US characters and I think
that it'd be annoying to explicitly write that I want every character
except a, b, c, ... etc...

This problem causes me some headaches. Is there an easy/good solution
available for this problem?

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Kind regards,
Mark Junker
HM-Software
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