Examples of StringTemplateGroup

org.antlr.stringtemplate.StringTemplateGroup

Manages a group of named mutually-referential StringTemplate objects. Currently the templates must all live under a directory so that you can reference them as foo.st or gutter/header.st. To refresh a group of templates, just create a new StringTemplateGroup and start pulling templates from there. Or, set the refresh interval. Use getInstanceOf(template-name) to get a string template to fill in. The name of a template is the file name minus ".st" ending if present unless you name it as you load it. You can use the group file format also to define a group of templates (this works better for code gen than for html page gen). You must give a Reader to the ctor for it to load the group; this is general and distinguishes it from the ctors for the old-style "load template files from the disk". 10/2005 I am adding a StringTemplateGroupLoader concept so people can define supergroups within a group and have it load that group automatically.

    CodeGenerator generator = new CodeGenerator(antlr, g, "Java");
    ActionTranslatorLexer translator = new ActionTranslatorLexer(generator,"a",
                                   new antlr.CommonToken(ANTLRParser.ACTION,action),1);
    String rawTranslation =
      translator.translate();
    StringTemplateGroup templates =
      new StringTemplateGroup(".", AngleBracketTemplateLexer.class);
    StringTemplate actionST = new StringTemplate(templates, rawTranslation);
    String found = actionST.toString();
    assertEquals(expecting, found);


    int expectedMsgID = ErrorManager.MSG_UNKNOWN_SIMPLE_ATTRIBUTE;

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Examples of StringTemplateGroup

Examples of org.antlr.stringtemplate.StringTemplateGroup