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@lexer::namespace {
	My.Custom.NameSpace.For.Lexers
}

@parser::namespace {
	My.Custom.NameSpace.For.ParsersInclTreeParsers
}

Syntactic differences from the Java target

The C# target uses language features like properties as the official coding guidelines which cause the general documentation to differ from what can be really used for the C# target. The rule of thumb is, that the attributes of rules are accessed with a capital letter at the beginning. Nonetheless there are exceptions so the goal is to have a comprehensive overview. If there are any errors, please fix them or send an email to the mailing list.

Debugging with ANTLRWorks

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1. Generate a debuggable version of your recognizer by specifying the -debug option to ANTLR
2. Create a driver program that creates your recognizer and runs some test input through it (see the examples-v3 archive for sample driver programs)
3. Compile your driver and recognizer to produce your executable file(s)
4. Execute your driver program (it will launch your recognizer and appear to hang - it's just waiting for ANTLRWorks to connect)
5. Start ANTLRWorks (or switch to it if it is already running) and click the menu Debugger|Debug Remote...
6. Click Connect to accept the default host and port values (localhost and 49153 respectively)
7. ANTLRWorks should now start debugging your recognizer!

   Warning
   title Warning
   ANTLRWorks remote debugging has only been tested for C# Parsers. TreeParsers and Lexers should work but...

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