I have the following ANTLR grammar:
declareField : MODIFIER* typeVar nameType ASSIGN value ';';
nameType : NAME(('.')NAME)*;
typeVar : nameType | nameType'<'typeVar'>' | typeVar'['']';
value : PRIMITIVE_VALUE;
And such a set of tokens:
ASSIGN : '=';
NULL : 'null';
INT : [0-9] ;
FLOAT : [0-9] .[0-9] ;
STRING : '"'[a-zA-Z_0-9.]*'"';
CHAR : '\''[a-zA-Z_0-9]'\'';
BOOLEAN : TRUE | FALSE;
TRUE : 'true';
FALSE : 'false';
PRIMITIVE_VALUE : INT | FLOAT | STRING | CHAR | BOOLEAN | NULL;
PUBLIC : 'public';
PRIVATE : 'private';
FINAL : 'final';
STATIC : 'static';
VOLATILE : 'volatile';
TRANSIENT : 'transient';
SYNCHRONIZED : 'synchronized';
NATIVE : 'native';
ABSTRACT : 'abstract';
PROTECTED : 'protected';
MODIFIER : PUBLIC | PRIVATE | FINAL | STATIC | VOLATILE | TRANSIENT | SYNCHRONIZED | NATIVE | ABSTRACT | PROTECTED;
NAME : [a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z_0-9]*;
WS: [ \t\r\n] -> channel(HIDDEN);
I expected such input data will be accepted by my grammar:
protected static final int test = 10;
But I get the following error.
line 1:0 mismatched input 'protected' expecting {MODIFIER, NAME}
Although the token 'protected'
should definitely be accepted by the rule MODIFIER
CodePudding user response:
The rule MODIFIER
will never match because all the rules a MODIFIER
is made from are matched before MODIFIER
.
Change it to be a parser rule instead:
declareField : modifier* typeVar nameType ASSIGN value ';';
...
modifier : PUBLIC | PRIVATE | FINAL | STATIC | VOLATILE | TRANSIENT | SYNCHRONIZED | NATIVE | ABSTRACT | PROTECTED;
PUBLIC : 'public';
PRIVATE : 'private';
FINAL : 'final';
STATIC : 'static';
VOLATILE : 'volatile';
TRANSIENT : 'transient';
SYNCHRONIZED : 'synchronized';
NATIVE : 'native';
ABSTRACT : 'abstract';
PROTECTED : 'protected';