If I create an Arithmetic example (trgen --arithmetic -t CSharp), I can parse an expression with WS. The parse tree contains "Attribute Before" nodes, but I really cannot reason much about them because (1) I don't know what the lexer token type is, (2) I cannot see what channel it is on.
Suppose I want to parse Antlr4 grammars and find out whether a grammar formatter works or not. I can certainly get the parse tree and remove all inter-token content by trparse *.g4 | trdelete ' //@*'. But, I cannot determine whether comments were changed because I cannot query for just the COMMENT tokens.
kaby76
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If I create an Arithmetic example (
trgen --arithmetic -t CSharp), I can parse an expression with WS. The parse tree contains "Attribute Before" nodes, but I really cannot reason much about them because (1) I don't know what the lexer token type is, (2) I cannot see what channel it is on.Suppose I want to parse Antlr4 grammars and find out whether a grammar formatter works or not. I can certainly get the parse tree and remove all inter-token content by
trparse *.g4 | trdelete ' //@*'. But, I cannot determine whether comments were changed because I cannot query for just the COMMENT tokens.Attributes are now referenced by
@<token-name>.Fixed by https://github.com/kaby76/Domemtech.Trash/pull/419.