I think that you are correct.
I tried this with my patched version of Hibernate (see HHH-244 or my
earlier email), and it seemed to work just fine.
To allow for the full Unicode BMP, the charVocabulary line could be
something like
charVocabulary='\u' .. '\u';
but there might be some res
Ok, I opened a Jira issue with some actual information about the
problem, with the AST trees attached.
http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/HHH-242
I don't have time to create a proper test case at the moment, sorry
about that.
/Tobias
Gavin King wrote:
What *particular* qu
The lexer rules for quoted strings look fine, so I think the problem might
be this suspicious looking option on the lexer on line 643 in hql.g:
charVocabulary='\u'..'\u007F'; // allow ascii
I bet if we changed this to allow other characters it would work. Most of
the ANTLR options we
Hibernate throws a QueryException when I use letters like "á, é, ..."
List result = sess.createQuery("FROM Bem b WHERE b.plqta ='máx' AND
b.situo=2 ORDER BY b.plqta").list();
org.hibernate.QueryException: expecting ''', found 'á' [FROM
com.maxiti.data.Bem b WHERE b.plqta ='máx' AND b.situo=2
For the "fun" of it I have patched and built a antlr-2.7.5H3.jar
which has proper classloading. It seems to work ok with the unit tests
etc.,
Does anyone have a weblogic install and could try it out ?
you must probably replace their antlr.jar with this jar.
see http://opensource.atlassian.com/pr
Tobias Järlund wrote:
2. From what I can tell the older syntax (from foo in class bar.Foo) is
not supported. If this is by design, I think it would be a good idea to
mention this in the upgrade notes, and update the documentation (it is
still used in at least two places).
Done
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Christian Bauer
Hello!
I'm having a few issues with the new antlr parser.
1. In the grammar, IDENT is restricted to ( 'a' .. 'z' | '_' ) ( 'a' ..
'z' | '0' .. '9' | '_' | '$' )*, which I believe is too limited. Since
we are dealing with Java, this should be expanded to the full range of
valid Java identifiers.
