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Maintain order in the file? [message #693081]

Tue, 05 July 2011 18:30

Timotei Mising name

Messages: 89
Registered: March 2010

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Hello!

I have a little problem. The editor and the parsed tree it seems it doesn't keep the order. That is, for example for the code:

#textdomain wesnoth-dw
[textdomain]
    name="wesnoth-dw"
[/textdomain]

It generates the tree (which can be seen in the outline):

textdomain
|--name
#textdomain

while the order should be the one in the file. How I can fix it? Also, the same problem arises when, let's say, I get an instance of the root node, and call

root.eAllContents();

iterator. The iterator will give me the same order as in the outline of the file.

I think it's the way I've defined the grammar, but is there any chance to make it parse in the order in the file?

This is a bit of grammar for the specified code:

WMLRoot:
	( Tags += WMLTag
	| MacroCalls += WMLMacroCall
	| MacroDefines += WMLMacroDefine
	| Textdomains += WMLTextdomain
	| IfDefs += WMLPreprocIF
	)*
	;

Where WMLTag is the "[textdomain]" tag, while the ifdef is the "#textdomain" thingy.

Thanks,
Timo

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Re: Maintain order in the file? [message #693091 is a reply to message #693081]

Tue, 05 July 2011 19:00

Christian Dietrich

Messages: 14665
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Hi,

You add the parsed stuff to different lists (tags,MacroCalls,..) so no wonder that the tree is not linear. You could Recife this to only one list (List+=...) and a Common supertype (supertype: WMLTag|WMLMacroCall|...;

Regards Christian

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