Re: Recovering from missing tokens

On 19 Nov 2004 00:53:49 -0500, VBDis <vbdis@aol.com> wrote:
> Your language is more Pascal than Java.


Yes I make a mistake. In fact the language is a lot more similar to
Java but you are right, syntactically, that's we are speaking now,
it's more like Pascal.


> In Pascal also all declarations are terminated with a semicolon,
> which can be used as a recovery point after an syntactical error.
> Code has to be enclosed in "begin"/"end" pairs, also useful as
> recovery points.


A lot of thanks for your reply, I see that I should need more
keywords. The problem is that I haven't the begin key, and I can't
modify the grammar (in theory). But I will try to talk to see if it's
possible to introduce some new keyword like begin.


But, someone has another suggestion for a grammar without begin for
the code block?


Cheers,
--
Lujop

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