[antlr-interest] Re: "protected" lexer rules
John D. Mitchell
johnm-antlr at non.net
Wed Nov 10 07:47:13 PST 2004
>>>>> "Lubos" == Lubos Vnuk <lubos.vnuk at rts.at> writes:
[...]
> I have never heard of referring to a part of a complicated lexer rule as
> a subtoken. I'd call it a segment, a part, a fragment... Isn't a subtoken
> supposed to be a token as well as a subset is a set or a subprocedure is
> still a procedure? If yes, then the 'A' in the following example cannot
> be called "subtoken":
> rule: ABC subrule; ABC: 'A' BC; protected BC: 'B' 'C';
Sure it can and that's the whole point... "sub" is a very ambiguous
qualifier.
Take care,
John
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