[antlr-interest] A problem with EOF.

[Akhilesh Mritunjai]

Off the head:

You'd need to tell ANTLR that a null is expected.

define a lexer rule:

NULL_CHAR: '\u0000';

then define your parser rule like:

text:
  subrules ... ... ... NULL_CHAR! EOF! ;

This ought to solve the problem.

- Akhilesh

--- prashantdeva <prashantdeva at yahoo.com> wrote:
> But now when the end of the string is reached, Antlr
> wants a EOF
> instead of a null, so it throws an exception saying
> 'unexpected token
> found : null'.



	
		
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