Parsing fortran-style .op. operators

Question

I\'m trying to write an ANTLR4 grammar for a fortran-inspired DSL. I\'m having difficulty with the \'ole classic \".op.\" operators:

if (1.and.1) then


        

Answer 1

To disambiguate DOT, add a lexer rule with a predicate just before the DOT rule.

DIT : DOT { isDIT() }? ;
DOT : '.' ;

Change the 'andOp'

andOp : DIT 'and' DIT ;

Then add a predicate method

@lexer::members {

public boolean isDIT() {
    int offset = _tokenStartCharIndex;
    String r = _input.getText(Interval.of(offset-4, offset));
    String s = _input.getText(Interval.of(offset, offset+4));
    if (".and.".equals(s) || ".and.".equals(r)) {
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}

}

But, that is not really the source of your current problem. The integer parser rule defines lexer constants effectively outside of the lexer, which is why 'b' is not matched to an ID.

Change it to

integer : INT ;

INT:  DIGITS ('q'|'Q'|'l'|'L'|'h'|'H'|'b'|'B'|'i'|'I')? ;

and the lexer will figure out the rest.