// $ANTLR ${project.version} ${buildNumber} T.g 2011-05-06 19:14:23 /* ============================================================================= * Standard antlr3 OBJC runtime definitions */ #import <Cocoa/Cocoa.h> #import <ANTLR/ANTLR.h> /* End of standard antlr3 runtime definitions * ============================================================================= */ /* parserHeaderFile */ #ifndef ANTLR3TokenTypeAlreadyDefined #define ANTLR3TokenTypeAlreadyDefined typedef enum { ANTLR_EOF = -1, INVALID, EOR, DOWN, UP, MIN } ANTLR3TokenType; #endif #pragma mark Tokens #ifdef EOF #undef EOF #endif #define EOF -1 #define T__7 7 #define ID 4 #define INT 5 #define WS 6 #pragma mark Dynamic Global Scopes #pragma mark Dynamic Rule Scopes #pragma mark Rule Return Scopes start /* Interface grammar class */ @interface TParser : ANTLRParser { /* line 572 */ /* ObjC start of ruleAttributeScopeMemVar */ /* ObjC end of ruleAttributeScopeMemVar */ /* ObjC start of globalAttributeScopeMemVar */ /* ObjC end of globalAttributeScopeMemVar */ /* ObjC start of actions.(actionScope).memVars */ /* With this true, enum is seen as a keyword. False, it's an identifier */ BOOL enableEnum; /* ObjC end of actions.(actionScope).memVars */ /* ObjC start of memVars */ /* ObjC end of memVars */ } /* ObjC start of actions.(actionScope).properties */ /* ObjC end of actions.(actionScope).properties */ /* ObjC start of properties */ /* ObjC end of properties */ + (void) initialize; + (id) newTParser:(id<ANTLRTokenStream>)aStream; /* ObjC start of actions.(actionScope).methodsDecl */ /* ObjC end of actions.(actionScope).methodsDecl */ /* ObjC start of methodsDecl */ /* ObjC end of methodsDecl */ - (void)stat; - (void)identifier; - (void)enumAsKeyword; - (void)enumAsID; @end /* end of TParser interface */ /** Demonstrates how semantic predicates get hoisted out of the rule in * which they are found and used in other decisions. This grammar illustrates * how predicates can be used to distinguish between enum as a keyword and * an ID *dynamically*. :) * Run "java org.antlr.Tool -dfa t.g" to generate DOT (graphviz) files. See * the T_dec-1.dot file to see the predicates in action. */