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Johannes Luber (Maintainer)
jaluber AT gmx.de
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You can specify that your generated recognizer should be declared within a specific namespace as ahown shown below. By default all recognizers are generated as top-level types with no enclosing namespace.
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Java Syntax | C# Syntax | Notes | |
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text | Text |
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start | Start | Untested | |
stop | Stop | Untested | |
tree | Tree | Untested tree | |
st | st |
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type | Type | Untested | |
line | Line | Untested | |
pos | Pos | Untested | |
channel | Channel | Untested | |
$x.size() | $x.Count |
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Another problem, you may encounter, is that value types are initialized with null (happens e.g. while using labels). The cause lies in the following definition of CSharp.stg:
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csharpTypeInitMap ::= [
"int":"0",
"uint":"0",
"long":"0",
"ulong":"0",
"float":"0.0",
"double":"0.0",
"bool":"false",
"byte":"0",
"sbyte":"0",
"short":"0",
"ushort":"0",
"char":"char.MinValue",
default:"null" // anything other than an atomic type
]
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As you can see, only the inbuilt value types are supported. As adding value types to this map is an open-ended task, the maintainer is reluctant to make any changes in that structure. Until a new syntax to overwrite the default value explicitly is introduced, a private build along with the changed map is recommended.
Debugging with ANTLRWorks
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