Lets say I need to run some initialization code everytime I match a rule how can I reduce the redundancy?
rule : TOKEN1 { init(); token1Code(); }
| TOKEN2 { init(); token2Code(); }
;
Also is it possible to do something like
rule : TOKEN1
| TOKEN2
{ codeForToken1OrToken2();开发者_如何学Go }
;
You can use something like:
rule : { init(); } real_rule { codeForToken1or2(); } ;
real_rule : TOKEN1 { token1Code(); }
| TOKEN2 { token2Code(); }
;
But this may introduce conflicts, depending on how 'rule' is used.
Since this will really work:
rule : TOKEN1 { getToken(); init(); token1Code(); }
| TOKEN2 { getToken(); init(); token2Code(); }
;
where getToken(); is the name of the function that matches the next token in the input (I don't remember the name of the function), you could put a call to some init(); inside it.
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