I work in a lab with no internet access, so I have not learned to use software distribution and deployment mechanisms that rely on network connectivity. I find it very easy to generate grammars with Antlrworks and to incorporate the generated source into larger programs maintained in Netbeans by just copying the generated code into a project source directory.
I am a novice IntelliJ user and I tried to install the Antlr 4.5 plugin into IntelliJ today but as soon as I installed the plugin, IntelliJ was blocked at an error message that said
"Cannot load project: com.intellij.ide.plugins.PluginManager$StartupAbortedException: com.intellij.diagnostic.PluginException: org.antlr.intellij.plugin.ANTLRv4PluginController PluginClassLoader[org.antlr.intellij.plugin, 1.6] [Plugin: org.antlr.intellij.plugin]".
The error message continues to pop up as soon as I try to open an IntelliJ project. Since I am a novice IntelliJ user and since internet access is very cumbersome for me to use, I am basically stopped from using it. This is unfortunate because it would be advantageous for us to use the C# target. This is making it more difficult for me to defend ANTLR against the XML proponents in our group.
On Monday, January 12, 2015 at 8:23:58 AM UTC-8, Farzaneh Taleb wrote:
Which one is better to getting started with antlr in java language ?