[antlr-interest] newbie: tokens and lexer rules
Prashant Deva
prashant.deva at gmail.com
Tue Aug 2 09:59:19 PDT 2005
JConner,
Show us a bit more more of ur grammar and then maybe i can tell the problem.
Are the DAY, YEAR,etc defined as tokens in the lexer?
PRASHANT
On 8/2/05, JConner at ssp-uk.com <JConner at ssp-uk.com> wrote:
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> ??? this seems to be completely unrelated to the question I asked...
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> At any rate, if you want to use java, you can't really do without the .java
> and .class files. You could bundle everything up into a jar file if you
> wanted to have a single file for distribution/execution. Perhaps you want
> the C version of antlr.
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> John
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> Hi,
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> Basically, to create the parser. I did the following.
> 1. Use Antlr.tool to generate java class
> 2. Create Main Java class to invoke those parser/lexer.
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> Anybody know how to generate the parser from the grammar file without
> create the java class file.
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> Thanks
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