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| From: | Antonio Tancredi (naza...@gmail.com) | |
| Date: | Nov 21, 2012 9:24:27 am | |
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Hi,
I need some help about a little problem. Here you can find a description:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13490897/antlr-tree-nodes-access
Sorry for the cross-ask, but I found this mailing list and I thought that this can be a better place to ask a question like that. The problem is: I want to create a class field for each child of the tree. The binary tree example is the simplest one. Maybe this example is more interesting:
def : nameIdent=IDENT EQ element SEMI -> ^(NODE_DEF $nameIdent element) | nameIdent=IDENT EXTENDS extIdent=IDENT EQ element SEMI -> ^(NODE_DEF $nameIdent EXTENDS_IDENT[$extIdent] element) ;
where IDENT is an identifier, EQ is '=', SEMI is ';', EXTENDS is 'extends'.
This kind of extension is simple: A extends B. Anyway, the things can be more difficult, just think about java and the keywords extends/implement. What I want to do is to set a field inside my tree class with the value of the child, not just add it the the "children" array.
Do you have any suggestion? Thanks.
Antonio Tancredi
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