I experimented with this plugin on Windows 10, running Eclipse 2020 | 12 on Java 15 and with antlr 4.9.2. It did not take too long to get up and running, but I ran into a problem when configuring the Project specific property for generating visitor code. It always seems to generate -no-visitor on the command line, so no Visitor code is generated. Is this a bug or operator error?
Submitted by Chester John on Fri, 2018-08-03 09:59
This works great except the ordering of Antlr compiles within a project. In my case I have an expression grammer, a token grammer and several top level grammers that depend on them.
The correct order is the tokinizer, the expression grammmer and then the rest. This isn't usually the order they are compiled in, so errors occur.
One of two things is needed: either the order is determined by a prescan to look for imports etc or a way of manually setting the order.
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Checking visitor property doesn't work
Submitted by Randy Moore on Thu, 2021-03-25 20:41
I experimented with this plugin on Windows 10, running Eclipse 2020 | 12 on Java 15 and with antlr 4.9.2. It did not take too long to get up and running, but I ran into a problem when configuring the Project specific property for generating visitor code. It always seems to generate -no-visitor on the command line, so no Visitor code is generated. Is this a bug or operator error?
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Submitted by Chester John on Fri, 2018-08-03 09:59
This works great except the ordering of Antlr compiles within a project. In my case I have an expression grammer, a token grammer and several top level grammers that depend on them.
The correct order is the tokinizer, the expression grammmer and then the rest. This isn't usually the order they are compiled in, so errors occur.
One of two things is needed: either the order is determined by a prescan to look for imports etc or a way of manually setting the order.
By the I love the tool