Closed sveri closed 1 year ago
Can you please share a minimal example that would show this error?
Hi, I made it as small as this:
PARSER_BEGIN(JCCFunctionsParser)
package com.softwareag.rules.functions.parser;
public class JCCFunctionsParser
{}
PARSER_END(JCCFunctionsParser)
TOKEN:
{
< DIGIT: ["0"-"9"] >
}
Behaviour is the same as described in my first comment.
thanks, I meant a minimal project (maybe a github repo) so that one can see in which subfolder is your parser located, what version of the plugin is used and how is it configured etc.
I'm closing this, feel free to reopen if you have more information on how to reproduce the issue.
Hi,
I have a pretty sizeable jj definition, that contains this part:
Now, when I run the gradle plugin with
gradlew compileJavacc
the expected java classes are not generated. After some trying out, all I could figure out, that the package name is the problem. Basically every package combination I tried works, like:But the original one: package com.softwareag.rules.functions.parser; does not work. I don't see any errors during the gradle build and no suspicious output.
Any idea what might be wrong here? While changing the package name is an option, I would like to know why this fails with this specific package name.