• DoctypeDeclaration{http://etl.sf.net/etl/doctype/0.2.1}:
  • publicId: "-//IDN etl.sf.net//ETL//Grammar 0.2.1"
• Grammar{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
  • documentation:
    • DocumentationLine{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
      • text: /// This is an main grammar that imports expression grammar
    • DocumentationLine{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
      • text: /// In its turn it imported from expression grammar. The cycle
    • DocumentationLine{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
      • text: /// is here to make life interesting.
  • name:
    • net
    • sf
    • etl
    • tests
    • data
    • imports
    • MainGrammar
  • content:
    • Namespace{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
      • defaultModifier:
        • Modifier{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
          • value: default
      • prefix: m
      • uri: "http://etl.sf.net/2006/samples/imports/Main/0.1"
    • GrammarImport{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
      • name: expr
      • systemId: "ExpressionGrammar.g.etl"
    • Context{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
      • defaultModifier:
        • Modifier{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
          • value: default
      • name: Statements
      • content:
        • ContextImport{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
          • localName: expressions
          • contextName: Expressions
          • grammarName: expr
        • Statement{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
          • name: LetStatement
          • syntax:
            • ExpressionStatement{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
              • syntax:
                • Sequence{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
                  • syntax:
                    • KeywordStatement{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
                      • text: let
                    • Let{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
                      • name: name
                      • operator: =
                      • expression:
                        • IdentifierOp{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
                    • KeywordStatement{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
                      • text: =
                    • Let{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
                      • name: value
                      • operator: =
                      • expression:
                        • ExpressionRef{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
                          • context: expressions
        • Statement{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
          • name: ExpressionStatement
          • syntax:
            • Let{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
              • name: value
              • operator: =
              • expression:
                • ExpressionRef{http://etl.sf.net/etl/grammar/0.2.1}:
                  • context: expressions

     1: doctype public "-//IDN etl.sf.net//ETL//Grammar 0.2.1";
     2: /// This is an main grammar that imports expression grammar
     3: /// In its turn it imported from expression grammar. The cycle
     4: /// is here to make life interesting.
     5: grammar net.sf.etl.tests.data.imports.MainGrammar {
     6: 	namespace default m = "http://etl.sf.net/2006/samples/imports/Main/0.1";
     7: 	import expr = "ExpressionGrammar.g.etl";
     8: 	
     9: 	context default Statements {
    10: 		import expressions = Expressions from expr;
    11: 		
    12: 		statement LetStatement {
    13: 			% let {
    14: 				@ name = identifier;
    15: 			} % = {
    16: 				@ value = expression(expressions);
    17: 			};
    18: 		};
    19: 
    20: 		statement ExpressionStatement {
    21: 			@ value = expression(expressions);
    22: 		};
    23: 	};
    24: };	
    25: