Hi,
One of the source file contains some unicode characters such as:
'\u0003''\u0004''\u0005''\u0006'
'\u0007''\u0008'
'\u000b''\u000c''\u000e'
'\u000f''\u0010''\u0011''\u0012'
'\u0013''\u0014''\u0015''\u0016'
'\u0017''\u0018''\u0019''\u001a'
'\u001b''\u001c''\u001d''\u001e'
'\u001f'
The problem is that the version of JavaCCParser that comes with recoder api assumes that the input source will use ascii characters and java type unicodes only, which does not support the above mentioned characters. Consiquently the parsed characters are wierd symbols. I wonder if there is a work around?
The other thing is that is it possible to upgrade the JavaCCParser Grammer?
Deepak
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Hi,
One of the source file contains some unicode characters such as:
'\u0003''\u0004''\u0005''\u0006'
'\u0007''\u0008'
'\u000b''\u000c''\u000e'
'\u000f''\u0010''\u0011''\u0012'
'\u0013''\u0014''\u0015''\u0016'
'\u0017''\u0018''\u0019''\u001a'
'\u001b''\u001c''\u001d''\u001e'
'\u001f'
The problem is that the version of JavaCCParser that comes with recoder api assumes that the input source will use ascii characters and java type unicodes only, which does not support the above mentioned characters. Consiquently the parsed characters are wierd symbols. I wonder if there is a work around?
The other thing is that is it possible to upgrade the JavaCCParser Grammer?
Deepak