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Problem Implementing linking-scoping [message #645398]

Thu, 16 December 2010 21:00

Eclipse User

I've a problem (Im a newbie) implementig a scope provider for this example grammar:

/*****************************************/
Program:

ports+=port*

main=main;

port:

{port} "inputPort"|"outputPort" name=ID portBody=PortBody;

PortBody:

"{" "Operation" ":" name=ID "}";

main:

{main} "{" opCalls += opCall* "}";

opCall:

op=[PortBody] "(" INT ( "," INT)* ")";

/*****************************************/

How can I implement my scope provider to make the linking mechanism working in my grammar (e.g I wold link sum in the snippet down here)

inputPort pt1{

Operation: sum

}

main {

sum(1,2)

}

Re: Problem Implementing linking-scoping [message #645432 is a reply to message #645398]

Fri, 17 December 2010 04:16

Eclipse User

Hi,

The short answer is: The linking/scoping works out of the box, provided you use the SimpleNameFragment instead of the QualifiedNameFragment (search this forum or the documentation).
Right now, the name used for "sum" is pt1.sum (qualified name calculated using the names of the containers as well).

Alex

Re: Problem Implementing linking-scoping [message #645457 is a reply to message #645432]

Fri, 17 December 2010 05:11

Eclipse User

And an equally short semi-answer is: you might find some hints in http://dslmeinte.wordpress.com/2010/09/06/tricks-for-impleme nting-scoping/ (and sorry for the shameless plugging again Very Happy

Re: Problem Implementing linking-scoping [message #645497 is a reply to message #645457]

Fri, 17 December 2010 08:51

Eclipse User

Thank you very much to both! I really like this newgroup, fully and promptly answers!

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