Mike Lischke

Look in the `.antlr` subfolder in your vscode project folder, which contains all temporary/nternal files. You can simply remove it too and it will be recreated next time the grammar...

This might actually be a problem of VS Code. I noticed on several occasions that VS Code still used the wrong casing and you had to close the file with...

Ken, can you please clarify: are you looking for completion candidates for the Expr grammar or the ANTLR4 grammar? You mention elements from the ANTRL4 grammar, but also mention Expr...

Now I understand, thanks. The `RULE_REF` candidate is returned for me at this position. Have you perhaps included that in your ignored token list? Note: including `RULE_REF` at this point...

If that call is not in the typescript code then it shouldn't be in any of the ports, you are right.

In addition to your observations there's the fact that the C3 engine has to track back and follow other possible paths through the ATN, which the normal ANTLR4 parser does...

Oh, sorry, this was closed accidentally. No progress has been made with this issue.

Difficult to say which behavior would be more desirable, but this issue is the first about that matter, so I assume it's not of high interest, usually. Let's go with...

The visual appearance depends heavily on the tree structure. Sometimes there's overlap, sometimes not. Even with straight lines that would happen. > 1. increase the separation Increasing the separation might...

Yes, this was a deliberate decision. Otherwise you would constantly get "low level" tokens, like `identifier` where you want to get e.g. `class name` (which consists of identifiers). That might...