[antlr-interest] BUG: Incorrect token name (AMPERSAND) used in antlr.g

[Austin Hastings]

The antlr.g file currently available from fisheye2.cenqua.com defines 
this token:

AMPERSAND : '@';

And uses it extensively, e.g., 

/** Match stuff like @parser::members {int i;} */
action
	:	AMPERSAND^ (actionScopeName COLON! COLON!)? id ACTION
	;


In point of fact, an ampersand is this character: '&'.

The '@' character is known as a "commercial at" or an "at sign", and may 
also be referred to as an "arroba", an "ana" or an "ανά" (greek: alpha 
nu alpha-with-accent). I'd recomment the "arroba" usage - it is 
distinctive, easily pronounced, unlikely to be confused when spoken, and 
has a certain gravitas appropriate for discussing such a popular character.

FMTYEWTK about this symbol is available at 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/At_sign

Pedantically yours,

=Austin