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💯 I would definitely use this, and I think it would simplify some real world Racc grammars like this one. |
nobu
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Should we bump up to 1.8, or 2.0? |
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This PR adds following new grammars which allow users to write a grammar shorter.
I think these extensions are very straight forward as ANTLR4 shows these in a example on their top page.
With the extension, here is an example: