In fact the tree has been constructed by the leading (ID->ID), and that
parameter being a tree is exactly why I gave up on hoisting. I am sure it
can be made to work but getting the typing right was a pain.
So here is exactly what I am trying to do, there is probably a better way
than what I have (untested pseudo-grammer, but you should get the idea):
expr
: ( prefix -> prefix ) ( suffix -> /* *insert prefix as first child
of suffix and return suffix * */ ) *
prefix : ID;
suffix
: DOT ID -> ^( DOT ID )
| '[' expr ']' -> ^( INDEX expr )
I guess I could use a scope to pass down the prefix; or have suffix return
both the root type and a flat list and build the tree in expr; but both seem
painful to get right typing wise...
Franck
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