[antlr-interest] Syntactic predicate - simple case
Timothy Washington
timothyjwashington at yahoo.ca
Wed Sep 6 08:37:44 PDT 2006
--- Loring Craymer <lgcraymer at yahoo.com> wrote:
> 1.) With ANTLR 2, STARTCHUNK should be a "protected"
> rule; with ANTLR 3, it should be a "fragment.
>
> 2.) synpreds distinguish alternatives--you need a
> rule that looks something like
>
> CHUNK
> :
> ( STARTCHUNK (WS)? "/>" )=> ( STARTCHUNK(WS)?
> "/>" )
> { $setType(EMTYTAG); }
> |
> ( STARTCHUNK (WS)? '>' )
> { $setType(STARTTAG); }
> ;
>
> but it is still better to simply left factor:
>
> LCHUNK
> :
> STARTCHUNK (WS)?
> ( "/>" { $setType(EMTYTAG); }
> |
> '>' { $setType(STARTTAG); }
> ;
>
> --Loring
Yes yes, this works. The systactic predicate makes
more sense now. Thanks very much Loring.
Tim
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