Zev Spitz
Zev Spitz
> Should the test project be in .NET Framework or .NET Core? > > Antlr.Runtime can only be used from .NET Framework, so any tests which target this must use...
The error message should probably be more clear, but all it's saying is if there are any parsers or lexers in these assemblies, the visualizer won't be able to use...
I'm currently using this to display the list of available lexers and parsers in the settings. It's important to let the user know that the lexer or parser they want...
> I am assuming that for the first 2 steps, that can be saved to a settings, so that we don't have to do it every time we visualize a...
> I think that if the `.g4` file has the `option` section, you can issue a warning that the representation won't be accurate and simply ignore the `option` section altogether....
Rather than trying to find three buttons with recognizable icons for changing the selection, have a dropdown button next to the text filter, with the three options.
Each such collection should return its elements as a `string[][]`, or perhaps a 2D array. For WPF datagrid binding, a jagged array is probably better.
We still need to handle an infinite sequence. Perhaps a fixed limit of 100 items?
I'm not sure how to do this: 1. How do we handle instances of multiple types? An `ArrayList` or `List` could contain multiple types. Even in a `List`, there could...
Perhaps something like this: 1. Create a dictionary / property bag for each element in the collection. 2. Use StringValue to render the property values for each instance. 3. Construct...