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Problem with number sign [message #1730362]

Mon, 25 April 2016 10:01

RamaRao Nandamuri

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Hi Christian,

I have single line comment like

# gfadgfhdfghsg

In the above comment line starting should be #.

And I have concatenation operator ## like

test1 = "test2" ## "test3"

HashComment :{HashComment}'#' jplId+=JPLID*;

Concatenation returns Expression:
Primary ({Concatenation.left=current} '##' right=Primary)*

Case 1 is working fine but case 2 not working. How can I handle # comment ## concatenation operator

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Re: Problem with number sign [message #1730365 is a reply to message #1730362]

Mon, 25 April 2016 10:17

Uli Merkel

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Registered: June 2013

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Think it runs on a "first fit" base,
so try to place the Concatenation rule before the HashComment rule.

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Re: Problem with number sign [message #1730366 is a reply to message #1730362]

Mon, 25 April 2016 10:16

Christian Dietrich

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Please share everything needed to reproduce

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Re: Problem with number sign [message #1730368 is a reply to message #1730365]

Mon, 25 April 2016 10:45

RamaRao Nandamuri

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Registered: April 2016

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Hi Christian,

In my editor single line comment is starts with # but it should not contain any characters before #.

If I put # rule in SL_COMMENT it works everywhere like:
vars a #test
but it is invalid in my case. I don't want anthing before hash..

Next I have an operator ## which concats to operands like:

b1134p_msg1 = 'Could not find or open input file "'##b1134p_dat_file##'" for processing date "'##b1134p_date##'" in BPS1134P.'

When I am using '#' rule in SL_COMMENT the above expression becoming comment where '#' starts.

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Re: Problem with number sign [message #1730369 is a reply to message #1730368]

Mon, 25 April 2016 10:48

RamaRao Nandamuri

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One more question:

Is there any way that terminal rule starts at the beginning of the line not at middle or end. I mean I don't want terminal rule to work if it is not at starting of the like

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Re: Problem with number sign [message #1730372 is a reply to message #1730369]

Mon, 25 April 2016 11:00

Christian Dietrich

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is hash comment a terminal or a parser rule.
you contradict on this in your posts

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Re: Problem with number sign [message #1730373 is a reply to message #1730372]

Mon, 25 April 2016 11:01

RamaRao Nandamuri

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Registered: April 2016

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At present I am trying with parser rule because with parser rule only with can validate whether it is starting with '#' or not?

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Re: Problem with number sign [message #1730374 is a reply to message #1730373]

Mon, 25 April 2016 11:03

Christian Dietrich

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with a parser rule there should no be a problem.

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Re: Problem with number sign [message #1730375 is a reply to message #1730374]

Mon, 25 April 2016 11:04

Christian Dietrich

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=> please share all needed

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Re: Problem with number sign [message #1730376 is a reply to message #1730374]

Mon, 25 April 2016 11:07

RamaRao Nandamuri

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Registered: April 2016

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This is my parser rule
HashComment :{HashComment}'#' jplId+=ID*;

But when I use like
############################
# Date
# Name
###########################

in my editor it is showing error because I have a concatenation operator '##' like

Expression:
LogicalOr
;

LogicalOr returns Expression:
BitwiseOr ({LogicalOr.left=current} '||' right=BitwiseOr)*
;
BitwiseOr returns Expression:
LogicalAnd ({BitwiseOr.left=current} '|' right=LogicalAnd)*
;
LogicalAnd returns Expression:
BitwiseAnd ({LogicalAnd.left=current} '&&' right=BitwiseAnd)*
;
BitwiseAnd returns Expression:
Equivalency ({BitwiseAnd.left=current} '&' right=Equivalency)*
;
/*Changes*********** */
Equivalency returns Expression:
Relational ({Equivalency.left=current} ('=='|'!='|'=') right=Relational)*
;
Relational returns Expression:
PlusMinus ({Relational.left=current} ('>='|'<='|'>'|'<') right=PlusMinus)*
;
PlusMinus returns Expression:
DivMult ({PlusMinus.left=current} ('+'|'-') right=DivMult)*
;
DivMult returns Expression:
LogicalNot ({DivMult.left=current} ('/'|'*') right=LogicalNot)*
;
LogicalNot returns Expression:
OnesComplement ({LogicalNot.left=current} '!' right=OnesComplement)*
;
OnesComplement returns Expression:
Exponentiation ({OnesComplement.left=current} ('~') right=Exponentiation)*
;
Exponentiation returns Expression:
Concatenation ({Exponentialtion.left=current} '^' right=Concatenation)*
;
Concatenation returns Expression:
Primary ({Concatenation.left=current} '##' right=Primary)*
;
Primary returns Expression:
value=NUMBER | value=JPLString | JPLID | '(' LogicalOr ')' | jplId=JPLID'[' maxOccurs=NUMBER ']'
;

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