I've written a grammar which should allow me to define variables and arrays. Everything worked fine until I split up the variables into local and global variables. Now my parser doesn't recognize the arrays anymore (it says it would be a variable and gives me syntax errors for that).
My Grammar:
grammar sqf.Sqf with org.eclipse.xtext.common.Terminals
generate sqf "http://www.Sqf.sqf"
Model:
elements += Element*
;
Element:
Declaration ";" | Command ";"
;
Declaration:
Array | Variable
;
Variable:
LocalVariable | GlobalVariable
;
LocalVariable:
name=LOCALVARNAME "=" content=VARCONTENT (("+"|"-"|"*"|"/") content2+=VARCONTENT)*
;
GlobalVariable:
name=GLOBALVARNAME "=" content=VARCONTENT (("+"|"-"|"*"|"/") content2+=VARCONTENT)*
;
Array:
name=ID "=" content=ArrayLiteral | name=ID "=" "+" content2=[Array]
;
ArrayLiteral:
"[" (content += ArrayContent)* "]" (("+"|"-")content1+=Extension)*
;
ArrayContent:
content01=Acontent ("," content02+=Acontent)*
;
Acontent:
STRING | DOUBLE | ArrayLiteral
;
Extension:
STRING | DOUBLE
;
Command:
Interaction
;
Interaction:
hint
;
hint:
Normal | Format | Special
;
Normal:
name=("hint" | "hintC" | "hintCadet" | "hintSilent") content=STRING
;
Format:
name=("hint" | "hintC" | "hintCadet" | "hintSilent") "format" "[" content=STRING "," variable=DECREF "]"
;
Special:
hintCArray
;
hintCArray:
title=STRING "hintC" (content1=ArrayLiteral | content=STRING)
;
VARCONTENT:
STRING | DOUBLE | DECREF | "true" | "false" | "nil"
;
DOUBLE:
INT ("."INT)?
;
DECREF:
ref1=[Array|ID] | ref2=[LocalVariable|LOCALVARNAME] | ref3=[GlobalVariable|GLOBALVARNAME]
;
terminal LOCALVARNAME:
"_" ('a'..'z'|'A'..'Z') ('a'..'z'|'A'..'Z'|'_'|'0'..'9')*
;
terminal GLOBALVARNAME:
'^'?('a'..'z'|'A'..'Z') ('a'..'z'|'A'..'Z'|'_'|'0'..'9')*
;
Has anybody of you an idea what the problem is?
(Any other code improvements are welcome, too)
Greets Krzmbrzl
Your rule GLOBALVARNAME completely shadows the rule ID. You could simply use ID instead of GLOBALVARNAME.