How to split ANTLR4 parser grammar into separate files when there are cyclic references?
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I am trying to make a language which grammar has cyclic references in parsing rules, like this:
statement : 'return' expression ';' ;
expression : ID | lambda ;
lambda : 'func' '{' statement '}' ;
It works when everything is in a single file, but I want to place everything about expressions in file Expressions.g4, statements in Statements.g4, and so on. When I split this grammar and add import directives where needed, ANTLR complains about reference to undefined rule.
Of course, implicit tokens like ';' are replaced by explicit after separating lexer and parser grammars, they are here to make this example clear.
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I am trying to make a language which grammar has cyclic references in parsing rules, like this:
statement : 'return' expression ';' ;
expression : ID | lambda ;
lambda : 'func' '{' statement '}' ;
It works when everything is in a single file, but I want to place everything about expressions in file Expressions.g4, statements in Statements.g4, and so on. When I split this grammar and add import directives where needed, ANTLR complains about reference to undefined rule.
Of course, implicit tokens like ';' are replaced by explicit after separating lexer and parser grammars, they are here to make this example clear.
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I am trying to make a language which grammar has cyclic references in parsing rules, like this:
statement : 'return' expression ';' ;
expression : ID | lambda ;
lambda : 'func' '{' statement '}' ;
It works when everything is in a single file, but I want to place everything about expressions in file Expressions.g4, statements in Statements.g4, and so on. When I split this grammar and add import directives where needed, ANTLR complains about reference to undefined rule.
Of course, implicit tokens like ';' are replaced by explicit after separating lexer and parser grammars, they are here to make this example clear.
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I am trying to make a language which grammar has cyclic references in parsing rules, like this:
statement : 'return' expression ';' ;
expression : ID | lambda ;
lambda : 'func' '{' statement '}' ;
It works when everything is in a single file, but I want to place everything about expressions in file Expressions.g4, statements in Statements.g4, and so on. When I split this grammar and add import directives where needed, ANTLR complains about reference to undefined rule.
Of course, implicit tokens like ';' are replaced by explicit after separating lexer and parser grammars, they are here to make this example clear.
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