问题
What I'm trying to do, is modify a bit the basic entity
DSL example, so that it supports primitives, and something like this can be done:
entity Dog {
name : String
}
entity Person {
name : String
dog : Dog
}
So that the type of the members can be either a reference to the name of another entity, or a predefined primitive. I'm also looking for a way, so there is content assist in the generated editor for both the primitives, and the entity names.
Here is my .xtext
so far:
Model:
(entites+=Entity)*;
Entity:
'entity' name=ID '{'
(members+=Member)*
'}';
AbstractType:
Entity | PrimitiveType;
PrimitiveType:
name='Integer' | name='String';
Member:
(many?='many')? name=ID ':' (type=[AbstractType]);
In this case, Integer
and String
are recognized by the editor as keywords, but they are marked as error, with the message:
mismatched input 'Integer' expecting RULE_ID
I tried using the solution for this question: Defining Primitives within xtext Grammar , which was half-decent, because the primitives were not marked as error, but there were no content assist for them.
So what is the proper way of doing this?
回答1:
xxxx=[YYYYY] is a cross reference. this is a reference to something that is defined somewhere else. in your model yo have nowhere an instance of a PrimitiveType so you cannot have a instance of it. so you have to define them explicitely
Model:
(primitives+= PrimitiveType)*;
PrimitiveType:
'datatype' (name='Integer' | name='String');
model
datatype String
datatype Integer
entity Dog {
name : String
}
entity Person {
name : String
dog : Dog
}
or have to come up with a completely different grammar
Model:
(entites+=Entity)*;
Entity:
'entity' name=ID '{'
(members+=Member)*
'}';
Type:
EntityRefence | SimpleDataType;
EntityRefence:
entity=[Entity]
;
SimpleDataType:
type=PrimitiveType
;
enum PrimitiveType:
String | Integer
;
Member:
(many?='many')? name=ID ':' type=Type;
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23710059/xtext-entity-example-primitive-type