[antlr-interest] [v3] Lack of documentation

[scott at javadude.com]

OK. My last on this thread...

These responses demonstrate my point. How does one even know these
features exist if they have to search to find them?

They're in the reference section of the book. Reading the book, I know the
features exist and at least the basics of how to use them.

There's no way online for someone new to see this.


Yes, "open source" means "the source is open". But the license says you
can use it for free. This currently isn't possible unless you happen to
have listened in during development or otherwise happen to know what's
available.


Enough.

-- Scott



>> The ANTLR v3 ref manual is only available in the book. You must buy it
>> to
>> know the deets.
>>
>> For example:
>> * How do I use scopes? Only in the book
>
> Err... and in the example grammar project "DynamicScope" in the Java, C
> and C# targets, where it says:

>> * How do I use predicates? Only in the book (unless you look at v2>> docs)
>
> A quick search of the archives of this list will show you [...]