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It should be possible for java-derived custom targets to still have the package appended to the output directory, in the same fashion that currently appears only to apply to the builtin java target.
2009-08-18 12:19:43 UTC in ANTLR IDE
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I'm sure this must be something known, and possibly workable-around, but I couldn't find anything so thought I'd ask..
I use the fairly common structure of 1 file per chapter and a master file. Where a chapter file refers to a label in a different file, a warning marker is generated. The same is true for \cite commands in any file where the bibliography is not included. This is somewhat...
2009-08-10 17:26:24 UTC in TeXlipse
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If you're using maven with m2eclipse, as I have, what I've found that works is to place the antlr sources where maven expects them (src/main/antlr3), let maven built, and then change the ANTLRIDE output directory to match the maven one. This would probably work with other maven integration plugins as well. This does, of course, mean configuring the antlr3 plugin for maven.
2009-08-06 12:00:16 UTC in ANTLR IDE
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There's two strands to this... the first is to ask for the ability to add/remove extra jars from the antlr configs, or have duplicate antlr configs, or something, so that new targets can be added.
The second, and more useful, would be to *check* if the project is java and/or has a java build path, possibly as part of JDT integration, and search jars that are on the build path. This would be...
2009-08-03 13:57:44 UTC in ANTLR IDE
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The codegen, mainly. It will also be producing semi-spurious errors, as I can use custom targets more easily for the antlr maven plugin, but that's unavoidable. I want ANTLRIDE to give me warnings and errors in the eclipse problems view, of course... it's an awkward mishmash of different bits, but that's what I have to work with.
2009-08-03 13:51:25 UTC in ANTLR IDE
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I'm now using ANTLRIDE and m2eclipse (maven integration), and m2eclipse is handling building thanks to the antlr eclipse plugin. I still want everything else from ANTLRIDE (and I have some non-maven projects too), but I want it to stop building, ever. Even though it doesn't seem to have a builder, it's still building any time I save a grammar file. Any way to turn this off?.
2009-08-02 11:14:47 UTC in ANTLR IDE
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Back to this discussion... I have some issues.
Firstly, can't add custom jars to the antlr configs, and can't create two with the same library and version, so can't add new custom targets after configurating. Also can't delete only entry, so would have to install an old version of antlr just to remove the current one in order to re-add it with a custom jar. Headache.
It would be nice if it...
2009-08-02 11:02:30 UTC in ANTLR IDE
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Done. No minimal example because it's hard to figure out what exactly is causing the problem. There are lots of different sorts of predicates, usage of scopes, etc etc.
2009-06-26 10:04:12 UTC in ANTLR IDE
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Using the attached combined grammar, outline shows no rules.
Tried constructing a minimal example, but had no joy figuring out what particular bit of the grammar is a problem. Possibly easier to tell running in a debugger or something?
Sam.
2009-06-26 10:02:59 UTC in ANTLR IDE
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Opening my old grammar having updated to Galileo and the latest ANTLR IDE, I have a problem.
I have a large combined grammar, and the outline functionality was very useful. Now, however, my outline shows me my options section, token section, global dynamic scopes, and my header and members sections. No entries for the actual lexer or parser rules.
Any idea what's going on?
Sam.
2009-06-25 17:39:22 UTC in ANTLR IDE
