idea grammar-kit recoverWhile beaks the parser on the first element in list
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I have a bnf grammar:
{
tokens = [
COLON = ":"
space=' '
word = 'regexp:[^rnst@${}()|#:<>]+'
nl = 'regexp:r|n|(rn)'
]
}
root ::= nlsp book_keyword COLON [space] book_title sections
book_keyword ::= 'Journal Book' | 'Fiction Book'
book_title ::= (! section (word | string) space?)+
sections ::= section+
section ::= nlsp section_keyword COLON [space] section_title {recoverWhile='sectionRecover'}
section_keyword ::= 'Section' | 'Content'
section_title ::= (!section (word | space | COLON))+
sectionRecover ::= !(nlsp| section_keyword)
nlsp ::= (NL| space)*
Text to test:
Fiction Book: Some Fiction
Section: Chapter One
Section: Chapter Two Section
Content: Chapter Three
If I make an error in second or later element all be ok, but if in the first Sectio: Chapter One all psi tree will be broken.
parsing grammar intellij-plugin bnf grammar-kit
asked Nov 19 at 4:28
Viktor Sidochenko
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I have a bnf grammar:
{
tokens = [
COLON = ":"
space=' '
word = 'regexp:[^rnst@${}()|#:<>]+'
nl = 'regexp:r|n|(rn)'
]
}
root ::= nlsp book_keyword COLON [space] book_title sections
book_keyword ::= 'Journal Book' | 'Fiction Book'
book_title ::= (! section (word | string) space?)+
sections ::= section+
section ::= nlsp section_keyword COLON [space] section_title {recoverWhile='sectionRecover'}
section_keyword ::= 'Section' | 'Content'
section_title ::= (!section (word | space | COLON))+
sectionRecover ::= !(nlsp| section_keyword)
nlsp ::= (NL| space)*
Text to test:
Fiction Book: Some Fiction
Section: Chapter One
Section: Chapter Two Section
Content: Chapter Three
If I make an error in second or later element all be ok, but if in the first Sectio: Chapter One all psi tree will be broken.
parsing grammar intellij-plugin bnf grammar-kit
asked Nov 19 at 4:28
Viktor Sidochenko
137114
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up vote
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down vote
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I have a bnf grammar:
{
tokens = [
COLON = ":"
space=' '
word = 'regexp:[^rnst@${}()|#:<>]+'
nl = 'regexp:r|n|(rn)'
]
}
root ::= nlsp book_keyword COLON [space] book_title sections
book_keyword ::= 'Journal Book' | 'Fiction Book'
book_title ::= (! section (word | string) space?)+
sections ::= section+
section ::= nlsp section_keyword COLON [space] section_title {recoverWhile='sectionRecover'}
section_keyword ::= 'Section' | 'Content'
section_title ::= (!section (word | space | COLON))+
sectionRecover ::= !(nlsp| section_keyword)
nlsp ::= (NL| space)*
Text to test:
Fiction Book: Some Fiction
Section: Chapter One
Section: Chapter Two Section
Content: Chapter Three
If I make an error in second or later element all be ok, but if in the first Sectio: Chapter One all psi tree will be broken.
parsing grammar intellij-plugin bnf grammar-kit
asked Nov 19 at 4:28
Viktor Sidochenko
137114
I have a bnf grammar:
{
tokens = [
COLON = ":"
space=' '
word = 'regexp:[^rnst@${}()|#:<>]+'
nl = 'regexp:r|n|(rn)'
]
}
root ::= nlsp book_keyword COLON [space] book_title sections
book_keyword ::= 'Journal Book' | 'Fiction Book'
book_title ::= (! section (word | string) space?)+
sections ::= section+
section ::= nlsp section_keyword COLON [space] section_title {recoverWhile='sectionRecover'}
section_keyword ::= 'Section' | 'Content'
section_title ::= (!section (word | space | COLON))+
sectionRecover ::= !(nlsp| section_keyword)
nlsp ::= (NL| space)*
Text to test:
Fiction Book: Some Fiction
Section: Chapter One
Section: Chapter Two Section
Content: Chapter Three
If I make an error in second or later element all be ok, but if in the first Sectio: Chapter One all psi tree will be broken.
parsing grammar intellij-plugin bnf grammar-kit
parsing grammar intellij-plugin bnf grammar-kit
asked Nov 19 at 4:28
Viktor Sidochenko
137114
asked Nov 19 at 4:28
Viktor Sidochenko
137114
asked Nov 19 at 4:28
Viktor Sidochenko
137114
asked Nov 19 at 4:28
Viktor Sidochenko
137114
asked Nov 19 at 4:28
Viktor Sidochenko
137114
137114
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I see several problems:
1) you should have whitespace token. Something like this:
WHITESPACE="regexp:[ nrtf]"
as a consequence, you don't need space and npsp anymore
2) recoverWhile rule should be specified without quotes
3) sectionRecover matching whitespaces which most likely is incorrect
answered Nov 20 at 11:48
Argb32
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It is space care grammar, so I've disabled whitespace feature. BTW, it is not fixes scope mess. As I can see the first section element is covered only by root level and not entered in sections anymore. This behavior is valid for only 1st element in sections.
– Viktor Sidochenko
Nov 21 at 8:33
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I see several problems:
1) you should have whitespace token. Something like this:
WHITESPACE="regexp:[ nrtf]"
as a consequence, you don't need space and npsp anymore
2) recoverWhile rule should be specified without quotes
3) sectionRecover matching whitespaces which most likely is incorrect
answered Nov 20 at 11:48
Argb32
71247
It is space care grammar, so I've disabled whitespace feature. BTW, it is not fixes scope mess. As I can see the first section element is covered only by root level and not entered in sections anymore. This behavior is valid for only 1st element in sections.
– Viktor Sidochenko
Nov 21 at 8:33
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up vote
0
down vote
I see several problems:
1) you should have whitespace token. Something like this:
WHITESPACE="regexp:[ nrtf]"
as a consequence, you don't need space and npsp anymore
2) recoverWhile rule should be specified without quotes
3) sectionRecover matching whitespaces which most likely is incorrect
answered Nov 20 at 11:48
Argb32
71247
It is space care grammar, so I've disabled whitespace feature. BTW, it is not fixes scope mess. As I can see the first section element is covered only by root level and not entered in sections anymore. This behavior is valid for only 1st element in sections.
– Viktor Sidochenko
Nov 21 at 8:33
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
I see several problems:
1) you should have whitespace token. Something like this:
WHITESPACE="regexp:[ nrtf]"
as a consequence, you don't need space and npsp anymore
2) recoverWhile rule should be specified without quotes
3) sectionRecover matching whitespaces which most likely is incorrect
answered Nov 20 at 11:48
Argb32
71247
I see several problems:
1) you should have whitespace token. Something like this:
WHITESPACE="regexp:[ nrtf]"
as a consequence, you don't need space and npsp anymore
2) recoverWhile rule should be specified without quotes
3) sectionRecover matching whitespaces which most likely is incorrect
answered Nov 20 at 11:48
Argb32
71247
answered Nov 20 at 11:48
Argb32
71247
answered Nov 20 at 11:48
Argb32
71247
answered Nov 20 at 11:48
Argb32
71247
71247
It is space care grammar, so I've disabled whitespace feature. BTW, it is not fixes scope mess. As I can see the first section element is covered only by root level and not entered in sections anymore. This behavior is valid for only 1st element in sections.
– Viktor Sidochenko
Nov 21 at 8:33
add a comment |
It is space care grammar, so I've disabled whitespace feature. BTW, it is not fixes scope mess. As I can see the first section element is covered only by root level and not entered in sections anymore. This behavior is valid for only 1st element in sections.
– Viktor Sidochenko
Nov 21 at 8:33
It is space care grammar, so I've disabled whitespace feature. BTW, it is not fixes scope mess. As I can see the first section element is covered only by root level and not entered in sections anymore. This behavior is valid for only 1st element in sections.
– Viktor Sidochenko
Nov 21 at 8:33
It is space care grammar, so I've disabled whitespace feature. BTW, it is not fixes scope mess. As I can see the first section element is covered only by root level and not entered in sections anymore. This behavior is valid for only 1st element in sections.
– Viktor Sidochenko
Nov 21 at 8:33
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