Mike Lischke

The `Token.EPSILON` value is not really a token, but a mark for prediction (and hence also for code completion). As such it should not be returned, as it has no...

Hmm, what if there's a mix of mandatory and optional tokens? It would be more useful if that information is available for each candidate. If you return a flag or...

> I've seen @mike-lischke published a new utility called [antlr-tgen](https://github.com/mike-lischke/antlr-tgen). > > It looks look we could use it to run the runtime tests on this repo. Not as it...

> I thought that because you allow using arbitrary template files to generate the test cases, it could work with custom Kotlin ones. Yes, but there are 2 steps at...

> In the config file there is a property for the language name: > > > "language": "Kotlin", > > Is that used by antlr4ng-cli to determine how to generate...

Note here that this is the result of going ESM. ES modules are used in browsers, which have no search strategy like Node.js (where CommonJS was invented before browsers had...

Absolutely! It's all open source 😄

Top down it's rather so: 1. The splitter test -> not relevant for you as it is only to measure how long it takes to determine statement ranges in a...

Yes, that's a tough one. When parsing this in a thread in C++ it crash that thread unless you are on a platform that allows to set the thread stack...

btw. please share numbers once you got it all running! And while you are on it, can you also run it against plain Java? I'm really interested in comparing everything.