Reputation: 2315
I have the following grammar for checking the validity of an XML file, the file starts with an element and then the root node.
program
: terminal_node
root
;
root
: '<' ID attribute_list '>' node_list '<' ID '/''>'
;
node_list
: node
| node node_list
;
node
: terminal_node
: nonterminal_node
;
terminal_node
: '<' ID attribute_list '/''>'
;
nonterminal_node
: '<' ID attribute_list '>' node_list '<' ID '/''>'
;
attribute_list
: attribute
| attribute attribute_list
;
attribute
: ID ASSIGNOP '"' ID '"'
| ID ASSIGNOP '"' NUM '"'
;
I am getting 1 reduce/reduce conflict, and I don't know how to find it. Any help would be appreciated.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 247
Reputation: 119877
This looks a bit strange for an XML grammar. Are you sure you don't want empty node_list
s or attribute_list
s?
Anyway, try this:
node_list
: node
| node_list node /* list first, element second, this is the LALR way */
;
node
: terminal_node
| nonterminal_node /* note a typo in your code here */
;
Upvotes: 1