org.eclipse.xtext.xtext.RuleFilter Java Examples

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Example #1

Source File: GrammarPDAProvider.java From xtext-core with Eclipse Public License 2.0

6 votes

@Override
public SerializationContextMap<Pda<ISerState, RuleCall>> getGrammarPDAs(Grammar grammar) {
	RuleNames names = RuleNames.getRuleNames(grammar, true);
	RuleFilter filter = new RuleFilter();
	filter.setDiscardTerminalRules(true);
	filter.setDiscardUnreachableRules(false);
	filter.setDiscardRuleTypeRef(false);
	Grammar flattened = new FlattenedGrammarAccess(names, filter).getFlattenedGrammar();
	Builder<Pda<ISerState, RuleCall>> result = SerializationContextMap.<Pda<ISerState, RuleCall>>builder();
	for (ParserRule rule : GrammarUtil.allParserRules(flattened)) {
		RuleWithParameterValues withParams = RuleWithParameterValues.findInEmfObject(rule);
		AbstractRule original = withParams.getOriginal();
		if (original instanceof ParserRule && isValidRule((ParserRule) original)) {
			ISerializationContext context = createContext((ParserRule) original, withParams.getParamValues());
			try {
				Pda<ISerState, RuleCall> pda = createPDA(grammar, rule);
				result.put(context, pda);
			} catch (Exception e) {
				LOG.error("Error creating PDA for context '" + context + "': " + e.getMessage(), e);
			}
		}
	}
	return result.create();
}

Example #2

Source File: AbstractAntlrGrammarGenerator.java From xtext-core with Eclipse Public License 2.0

6 votes

public void generate(final Grammar it, final AntlrOptions options, final IXtextGeneratorFileSystemAccess fsa) {
  this.keywordHelper = KeywordHelper.getHelper(it);
  this.originalGrammar = it;
  final RuleFilter filter = new RuleFilter();
  filter.setDiscardUnreachableRules(options.isSkipUnusedRules());
  final RuleNames ruleNames = RuleNames.getRuleNames(it, true);
  final Grammar flattened = new FlattenedGrammarAccess(ruleNames, filter).getFlattenedGrammar();
  boolean _isCombinedGrammar = this.isCombinedGrammar();
  new CombinedGrammarMarker(_isCombinedGrammar).attachToEmfObject(flattened);
  fsa.generateFile(this.getGrammarNaming().getParserGrammar(it).getGrammarFileName(), this.compileParser(flattened, options));
  boolean _isCombinedGrammar_1 = this.isCombinedGrammar();
  boolean _not = (!_isCombinedGrammar_1);
  if (_not) {
    fsa.generateFile(this.getGrammarNaming().getLexerGrammar(it).getGrammarFileName(), this.compileLexer(flattened, options));
  }
}

Example #3

Source File: AbstractAntlrGeneratorFragment.java From xtext-extras with Eclipse Public License 2.0

5 votes

@Override
public void generate(Grammar grammar, XpandExecutionContext ctx) {
	checkGrammar(grammar);
	
	RuleFilter filter = new RuleFilter();
	filter.setDiscardUnreachableRules(getOptions().isSkipUnusedRules());
	RuleNames ruleNames = RuleNames.getRuleNames(grammar, true);
	Grammar flattened = new FlattenedGrammarAccess(ruleNames, filter).getFlattenedGrammar();
	super.generate(flattened, ctx);
}

Example #4

Source File: GrammarFlatteningTest.java From xtext-core with Eclipse Public License 2.0

5 votes

public Grammar getModel(final String model, final boolean dropUnreachable) throws Exception {
  EObject _model = super.getModel(model);
  Grammar grammar = ((Grammar) _model);
  RuleNames ruleNames = RuleNames.getRuleNames(grammar, false);
  RuleFilter filter = new RuleFilter();
  filter.setDiscardUnreachableRules(dropUnreachable);
  Grammar result = new FlattenedGrammarAccess(ruleNames, filter).getFlattenedGrammar();
  XtextResource resource = this.<XtextResource>get(XtextResource.class);
  resource.getContents().add(result);
  resource.setURI(URI.createURI("synthetic://flattened.xtext"));
  return result;
}