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Fri, 08 November 2013 22:38

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OK a fully qualified name rule looks like this:

ID ('.' ID)*

I am trying to parse binary values in the format:

%10001001_1001000_00000001

for which I devised the data type rule:

('%' INT) ('_' INT)*

However, this seems to stop parsing as soon as it hits the first underscore. What am I doing wrong? Embarrassed

Edit: when I hover the mouse over the last part of the value, I get a popup indicating that it thinks it is a "Label", which I have defined as:

Label:
	name = ID ':'
;

Solved

It figures that as soon as I posted this I would figure it out.

This rule works:

('%' INT) (ID) *

Given I have to figure it out in the validator anyway I don't suppose it's a big deal.

[Updated on: Fri, 08 November 2013 23:15] by Moderator

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