[antlr-interest] Antlr v3 Syntax question

[bryce.alcock at sungard.com]

Found "a" solution based on page 90 of the ANTLR book

AND B.T.W.  there is a nice little note on the side that says "new 
inversion 3"

Bryce






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Ok,  i found a pretty close example on page 136 of the book, 
but that is not working for me because that seems to be at the Parse time, 
not as you are walking the AST. 


Bryce 





I would like to return a vector (or list for that matter of all the 
LITTERAL values whos common 
root was the given "PREDICATE" 


Here was my first attempt. 


predicate returns [java.util.Vector v]  : ^(PREDICATE LITERAL+) { 
  if($v==null){ 
     $v = new java.util.Vector(); 
  } 
  System.out.println("V.size is => "+$v.size()); 
  $v.add($LITERAL.text); 
  System.out.println("V.size after add is => "+$v.size()); 
  System.out.println("v is:"+$v.toString()); 

} 
; 



Here is the Input: 
6+6+8 in ("T","y","R") 

AST.toString.... 
(COMPOUND (in (+ (+ 6 6) 8) (PREDICATE "T" "y" "R"))) 


Here is the output: 

Hello World from TestExprWalker 
V.size is => 0 
V.size after add is => 1 
v is:["R"] 
stat hello world This value will be processed =>5 




This only included the first value. 
What am I doing wrong, and is there an example I can look at. 

I Kinda looked through Terence's book and didn't find an example, 
but I am sure there is one in there somewhere. 

Thanks in advance 

Bryce Alcock 
        
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