Refactored RLang language module to new framework #1864
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# Conflicts: # languages/rlang/src/main/java/de/jplag/rlang/RLanguage.java # languages/rlang/src/main/java/de/jplag/rlang/RParserAdapter.java
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I refactored the code for the rlang language module for the new framework. In doing so I noticed that the ANTLR grammar isn't able to handle the test source. I've created a PR in the ANTLR repository (antlr/grammars-v4#4160) that should fix these issues. I suggest we wait for that PR to be resolved before proceeding with this.
There is a second PR in the ANTLR repository regarding the usability of the generated AST: ANTLR PR