Merge pull request #2299 from dhalperi/streamline-java-statics
Java.stg: use static functions instead of inline arrays
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@ -236,9 +236,12 @@ public class <parser.name> extends <superClass; null="Parser"> {
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<endif>
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<endif>
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public static final int
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public static final int
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<parser.rules:{r | RULE_<r.name> = <r.index>}; separator=", ", wrap, anchor>;
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<parser.rules:{r | RULE_<r.name> = <r.index>}; separator=", ", wrap, anchor>;
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public static final String[] ruleNames = {
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private static String[] makeRuleNames() {
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<parser.ruleNames:{r | "<r>"}; separator=", ", wrap, anchor>
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return new String[] {
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};
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<parser.ruleNames:{r | "<r>"}; separator=", ", wrap, anchor>
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};
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}
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public static final String[] ruleNames = makeRuleNames();
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<vocabulary(parser.literalNames, parser.symbolicNames)>
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<vocabulary(parser.literalNames, parser.symbolicNames)>
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@ -275,12 +278,18 @@ case <f.ruleIndex>:
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vocabulary(literalNames, symbolicNames) ::= <<
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vocabulary(literalNames, symbolicNames) ::= <<
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private static final String[] _LITERAL_NAMES = {
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private static String[] makeLiteralNames() {
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<literalNames:{t | <t>}; null="null", separator=", ", wrap, anchor>
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return new String[] {
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};
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<literalNames:{t | <t>}; null="null", separator=", ", wrap, anchor>
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private static final String[] _SYMBOLIC_NAMES = {
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};
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<symbolicNames:{t | <t>}; null="null", separator=", ", wrap, anchor>
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}
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};
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private static final String[] _LITERAL_NAMES = makeLiteralNames();
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private static String[] makeSymbolicNames() {
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return new String[] {
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<symbolicNames:{t | <t>}; null="null", separator=", ", wrap, anchor>
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};
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}
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private static final String[] _SYMBOLIC_NAMES = makeSymbolicNames();
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public static final Vocabulary VOCABULARY = new VocabularyImpl(_LITERAL_NAMES, _SYMBOLIC_NAMES);
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public static final Vocabulary VOCABULARY = new VocabularyImpl(_LITERAL_NAMES, _SYMBOLIC_NAMES);
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/**
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/**
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@ -914,9 +923,12 @@ public class <lexer.name> extends <superClass; null="Lexer"> {
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<lexer.modes:{m| "<m>"}; separator=", ", wrap, anchor>
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<lexer.modes:{m| "<m>"}; separator=", ", wrap, anchor>
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};
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};
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public static final String[] ruleNames = {
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private static String[] makeRuleNames() {
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<lexer.ruleNames:{r | "<r>"}; separator=", ", wrap, anchor>
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return new String[] {
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};
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<lexer.ruleNames:{r | "<r>"}; separator=", ", wrap, anchor>
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};
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}
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public static final String[] ruleNames = makeRuleNames();
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<vocabulary(lexer.literalNames, lexer.symbolicNames)>
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<vocabulary(lexer.literalNames, lexer.symbolicNames)>
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