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How to handle left-recursive Call graphs in xtext? [message #1695265]

Wed, 13 May 2015 02:39

Eclipse User

Hello Community,

I am currently working on a project for the university and I need to implement a language that can be used by schooled personel. That means: I need to give them a short introduction to the language and they should know how to use it.

The project is about CEP (Complex event processing), but the time we have only allows a simple IF - THEN architecture.

So here is the grammar (I already put it in xtext like this, so if you want to know the exact problems you may simply add it into your eclipse editor):

/* The general appearance of the language */
ruleLanguage:
	'if ['timeInMs=INT']('CONDITIONS')then('ACTIONS')';
	
/* There can be as many conditions as the user wants to */
/* link to another*/
CONDITIONS:
	SCOND | CONDITIONS '&' SCOND;
	
/* This is how one condition is set up: */
/* name << value	 */
/* for example: */
/* sensor1.temperature << 100°C*/
SCOND:
	sname=ID COMP value=INT;

/* These are the possible operators (comparison only)  */	
COMP:
	'<<' | '>>' | '==' | '<=' | '>=';

/* The conditions defined earlier can also have as many */
/* actions as the user wants */
ACTIONS:
	ACTION | ACTIONS '&' ACTION;

/* An action has a name and gets a parameter list, e.g.: */
/* sendEmail ("example@googlemail.com") */
ACTION:
	fname=ID '(' PARLIST ')';

/* Whatever comes here should just be given to the */
/* called function of the main program */	
PARLIST:
	'(' INT ')' | '(' ID ')';

I already googled this of course, but I don't understand the answers or at least don't know how to tailor them to my problem.

I would be deeply grateful for your help.

Greetings,
Dominik Reinert

Re: How to handle left-recursive Call graphs in xtext? [message #1695322 is a reply to message #1695265]

Wed, 13 May 2015 09:24

Eclipse User

Moving this to the TMF - Xtext forum.

Re: How to handle left-recursive Call graphs in xtext? [message #1695335 is a reply to message #1695322]

Wed, 13 May 2015 10:17

Eclipse User

Have a looj athttp://blog.efftinge.de/2010/08/parsing-expressions-with-xtext.html?m=1

Re: How to handle left-recursive Call graphs in xtext? [message #1695355 is a reply to message #1695335]

Wed, 13 May 2015 13:12

Eclipse User

Thank you!

[Updated on: Wed, 13 May 2015 13:42] by Moderator

Re: How to handle left-recursive Call graphs in xtext? [message #1695360 is a reply to message #1695355]

Wed, 13 May 2015 13:22

Eclipse User

http://blog.efftinge.de/2010/08/parsing-expressions-with-xtext.html?m=1

Re: How to handle left-recursive Call graphs in xtext? [message #1695413 is a reply to message #1695360]

Thu, 14 May 2015 06:50

Eclipse User

With the help of Christian Dietrich I came to this:

/* The general appearance of the language */
ruleLanguage:
	'if ['timeInMs=INT']('CONDITIONS')then('ACTIONS')';
	
/* There can be as many conditions as the user wants to */
/* link to another									   */
CONDITIONS returns Expression:
	SCOND ({CONDITIONS.left=current} '&' right=SCOND)*;
	
/* This is how one condition is set up:				   */
/* name << value									   */
/* for example:										   */
/* sensor1.temperature << 100°C						   */
SCOND returns Expression:
	sname=ID COMP value=INT;

/* These are the possible operators (comparison only)  */	
COMP:
	'<<' | '>>' | '==' | '<=' | '>=';

/* The conditions defined earlier can also have as many */
/* actions as the user wants                            */
ACTIONS returns Expression:
	ACTION ({ACTIONS.left=current}'&' right=ACTION)*;

/* An action has a name and gets a parameter list, e.g.:*/
/* sendEmail ("example@googlemail.com")				    */
ACTION returns Expression:
	fname=ID '(' PARLIST ')';

/* Whatever comes here should just be given to the      */
/* called function of the main program                  */	
PARLIST returns Expression:
	INT | ID | MOREPAR ({PARLIST.left=current} ',' right=MOREPAR)*;
	
MOREPAR:
	INT | ID;

Now it tells me:

Quote:

Multiple markers at this line
- Cannot change type twice within a rule
- An unassigned rule call is not allowed, when the 'current'
was already created.

next to the third line

and:
Quote:

An unassigned rule call is not allowed, when the 'current' was
already created.

beneath the 'ACTION' line.

The last one is:
Quote:

An action is not allowed, when the current may still be unassigned.

beneath the PARLIST line.

any suggestions?

Re: How to handle left-recursive Call graphs in xtext? [message #1695416 is a reply to message #1695413]

Thu, 14 May 2015 07:47

Eclipse User

you basically miss tons of assignments


import "http://www.eclipse.org/emf/2002/Ecore" as ecore

ruleLanguage:
	'if ['timeInMs=INT']('conds=CONDITIONS')then('actions=ACTIONS')';
	
/* There can be as many conditions as the user wants to */
/* link to another									   */
CONDITIONS returns Expression:
	SCOND ({CONDITIONS.left=current} '&' right=SCOND)*;
	
/* This is how one condition is set up:				   */
/* name << value									   */
/* for example:										   */
/* sensor1.temperature << 100°C						   */
SCOND returns Expression:
	sname=ID COMP value=INT;

/* These are the possible operators (comparison only)  */	
COMP:
	'<<' | '>>' | '==' | '<=' | '>=';

/* The conditions defined earlier can also have as many */
/* actions as the user wants                            */
ACTIONS returns Expression:
	ACTION ({ACTIONS.left=current}'&' right=ACTION)*;

/* An action has a name and gets a parameter list, e.g.:*/
/* sendEmail ("example@googlemail.com")				    */
ACTION returns Expression:
	fname=ID '(' params=PARLIST ')';

/* Whatever comes here should just be given to the      */
/* called function of the main program                  */	
PARLIST returns Expression:
	MOREPAR ({PARLIST.left=current} ',' right=MOREPAR)*;
	
MOREPAR  returns Expression:
	{MOREPAR}MOREPARValue=MOREPARValue ;
	
MOREPARValue returns ecore::EString:(INT | ID);

Re: How to handle left-recursive Call graphs in xtext? [message #1695424 is a reply to message #1695416]

Thu, 14 May 2015 09:39

Eclipse User

Thank you man. I am glad someone like you helped me with this.

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