- #ANTLR ECLIPSE IDE MANUAL#
- #ANTLR ECLIPSE IDE CODE#
So, just open a *.g4 file and play with it. The new IDE is very simple to use all the files with a *.g4 extension will be opened by the ANTLR 4 Editor.
Click Apply, click Yes to rebuild, click OK to exit the properties. Click Add, find your copy of, click Open. Go to ANTLR 4 > Tool, click Apply if a pop-up appears. Add External JARs., find your copy of, click Open. and check Project > target > generated-sources > antlr4, click OK Go to Java Build Path, click the Source tab. Click OK, let the solution rebuild, open the properties again. Check the Java project facet and click Apply (if you don't see this see step 3 of setup). (if you don't see this see step 3 of setup) Go to Project Facets and click Convert to faceted form. Once the project is complete right click the project and click Properties. Click Next, give the project a name and click Finish. Expand the General Tab and select ANTLR 4 Project (if you don't see this see step 4 of setup). Let the installer finish clicking ok if it prompts and restart Eclipse. Choose ANTLR 4 IDE (make sure it's ANTLR 4 IDE not ANTLR IDE). Select Eclipse Faceted Project Framework and Eclipse Faceted Project Framework JDT Enablement. Let the installer finish and restart Eclipse. Click Next, agree to the EULA, and click finish. Expand the Xtext node and check Xtext Complete SDK (ensure the version is 2.7.3x). Hit Enter and wait for the list to load (this will take a few moments). A copy of the (4.5 at the time of writing). Project Framework JDT Enablement(Tested with 3.4.0) ANTLR 4 SDK A. Eclipse Faceted Project Framework (Tested with 3.4.0) Eclipse Faceted. Eclipse 4.4 Luna Xtext Complete SDK(Needs to be version 2.7.3). See link to ANTLR tools for a comparison of ANTLR4IDE with other development tools for ANTLR. XText is great for building DSL with Eclipse IDE support, so if you are not familiar with XText go and see it. The DLTK project didn't evolve so much over the last few years and doing something in DLTK is very very complex and require a lot of work. The main reason of complexity of the old IDE was in Dynamic Language ToolKit (DLTK) dependency. #ANTLR ECLIPSE IDE CODE#
When I wrote it, I was young and didn't know what was doing )ĭon't get me wrong, the old version did a very good work from user point of view, it just I'm not proud of the code base because is kind of complex and had a poor quality. The old ANTLR IDE isn't supported anymore. The new IDE supports ANTLR 4.x and it was created to run on Eclipse 4.x
This is brand new version of the old ANTLR IDE.
Advanced Rule Navigation between files (F3 or Ctrl+Click over a rule). #ANTLR ECLIPSE IDE MANUAL#
Manual Code Generation (through External Tools menu). Advanced Syntax Highlighting ( even for target language). ANTLR 4.x (see also official ANTLR website or ANTLR source code).
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