Method and Description |
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antlr.RecognitionException.getErrorMessage()
As of ANTLR 2.7.0
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antlr.TreeParser.panic()
as of 2.7.2. This method calls System.exit() and writes
directly to stderr, which is usually not appropriate when
a parser is embedded into a larger application. Since the method is
static , it cannot be overridden to avoid these problems.
ANTLR no longer uses this method internally or in generated code. |
antlr.Tool.panic()
as of 2.7.2 use
Tool.fatalError(String) . By default
this method executes fatalError("panic"); . |
antlr.Parser.panic()
as of 2.7.2. This method calls System.exit() and writes
directly to stderr, which is usually not appropriate when
a parser is embedded into a larger application. Since the method is
static , it cannot be overridden to avoid these problems.
ANTLR no longer uses this method internally or in generated code. |
antlr.Tool.panic(String)
as of 2.7.2 use
Tool.fatalError(String) . By defaykt
this method executes fatalError("panic: " + s); . |
antlr.TreeParser.setASTNodeType(String)
since 2.7.2
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antlr.ASTFactory.setASTNodeType(String)
since 2.7.1
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antlr.Parser.setASTNodeType(String)
since 2.7.1
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Constructor and Description |
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antlr.NoViableAltForCharException(char, String, int)
As of ANTLR 2.7.2 use
NoViableAltForCharException.NoViableAltForCharException(char, String, int, int) |
antlr.RecognitionException(String, String, int)
As of ANTLR 2.7.2 use
#RecognitionException(char, String, int, int) |
antlr.SemanticException(String, String, int)
As of ANTLR 2.7.2 use
#SemanticException(char, String, int, int) |