• I am not submitting a question on how to use ANTLR; instead, go to antlr4-discussion google group or ask at stackoverflow
• I have done a search of the existing issues to make sure I'm not sending in a duplicate

I am working to develop a library for the R programming langua

Hi Sam,

Thanks for the awesome work. I'm using this to build a language service for Visual Studio. Is there API documentation available? I currently have to drill down to the implementation to figure things out. It would be nice if there is documentation and various example snippets.

Also, since I'm just a beginner in VS extension and ANTLR, would you mind to give some kind of advice or referenc

The 1.8.0 release initially failed because of javadoc errors, most of which are fixed now. To make sure we spot these earlier next time, we should enable doclint and javadoc production in CI

1. The jsdoc comments in this package make heavy use of the {@link ...} feature. Unfortunately general support for this has been a longstanding wish list item for the TypeScript and VSCode teams, and there are problems implementing it as everyone would like. The results generated today for our jsdoc comments are not pretty.

2. It might be go

• Issue Type: Bug
• Extension Name: vscode-antlr4
• Extension Version: 2.2.3
• OS Version: Darwin x64 18.7.0
• VSCode version: 1.42.0

The error seems to be thrown everytime I switch tabs.

{
	"messages": [],
	"activationTimes": {
		"codeLoadingTime": 11742,
		"activateCallTime": 30,
		"activateResolvedTime": 13,
		"activationReason": {
			"startup": false,
			"

IDL> a=hdf_open(/create)

a=hdf_open(/create)
                   ^
% HDF_OPEN: Incorrect number of arguments.

GDL> a=hdf_open(/create)
% HDF_OPEN: Variable is undefined: <Undefined>
% Execution halted at: $MAIN$  

None of the examples provided seem to show how/where observables fit in and their usage. It would be helpful to have an example or two for those like myself who are new to STIX. It seems that malicious-email-indicator-with-attachment.json and indicator-for-malicious-URL.json would both be perfect for adding this sort of example.

On this page there is a list of subpackages, but no short descriptions. Update the doc.go files to have a short description of the package (and take the long name of the grammar out of the pom.xml).

Functions that get reified for which there was no concrete type signature (except perhaps a type class context) results in cryptic error messages like the following:

/home/karl/w/antlr-haskell/test/unit0/DupTermsGrammar.hs:13:5: error: 
    The exact Name ‘p_acHg’ is not in scope                           
      Probable cause: you used a unique Template Haskell name (NameU),
      perh