and in the test part - i just write this: time == 10:10:00
for some reason, the parser wont recognize it, and it should.
if i write this: time == 10
it will accept it - as it matches "analogcondition"
how can i make it recognize the timecondition as well?!
(i know it should recognize the timecondition because when i remove the "analogcondition" from the simple condition rule - it matches).
well explained.
i have a question though (i think it is tricky, i am missing something!):
in the grammar part, i wrote this:
rootexpression = simplecondition
simplecondition = analogcondition / timecondition
analogcondition = ws (!analogoperator inputname)+ ws analogoperator ws analogvalue ws
timecondition = ws "time" ws timeoperator ws timevalue ws
analogoperator = "=="
timeoperator = "=="
analogvalue = integer
timevalue = digit digit ":" digit digit ":" digit digit
ws "whitespace" = [ \t\n\r]*
integer = digit+
digit = [0-9]
input_name = alphanum
alphanum = [a-zA-Z0-9]
and in the test part - i just write this: time == 10:10:00
for some reason, the parser wont recognize it, and it should.
if i write this: time == 10
it will accept it - as it matches "analogcondition"
how can i make it recognize the timecondition as well?!
(i know it should recognize the timecondition because when i remove the "analogcondition" from the simple condition rule - it matches).
Thanks,
Jim.